Tuck: Newborn Baby Tracker

Tuck is a calm newborn tracker for the hours when you can barely keep your eyes open. Log a feed, a sleep or a nappy in a couple of taps and see where the day stands. No account. No ads. No subscription. Everything you log stays on your device. WHAT HAPPENED LAST, AT A GLANCE • How long since the last feed, and how much or which side • How long your baby has been awake, or asleep • When the last nappy was, and how many today • Repeat the last feed with one tap, and undo just as fast LOG IN SECONDS • Breastfeeding with left, right or both sides and a built-in timer • Bottles of formula or breast milk, in ml or oz • Breast and a top-up bottle in one sitting, counted as one feed • A sleep timer that keeps running when you close the app • Wet or dirty nappies with a single tap • Pumping sessions, with left and right amounts • Potty, medication, temperature and notes, if you want them • Forgot to log something? Add it afterwards with the right time SEE THE DAY AND THE WEEK • Daily totals for feeds, bottles, sleep and nappies • A week of feeds and sleep, side by side • A breast milk stash: pumped milk in, breast milk bottles out • The whole day in one timeline you can edit HAND OVER THE NEXT SHIFT Tap Share an update and Tuck writes a few plain lines: asleep or awake, the last feed and the last nappy. Send it to your partner, a grandparent or the nanny with whichever app you already use. MADE FOR NIGHTS • Night mode dims the whole app for a dark nursery • Choose when your day starts, so a 3am feed belongs to the night it happened in • Optional reminders when a feed has not been logged for a while, or a sleep timer is still running • Quiet mode hides the daily totals when the numbers feel like too much PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No account and no sign-in • No ads, no analytics and no tracking • Works fully offline • Export everything as CSV or JSON whenever you like • Delete all of your data in one step Works on iPhone and iPad. Tuck is a log, not medical advice. It shows what you recorded and does not diagnose or interpret anything. If you have a concern about your baby's health, talk to your GP.