Peabud

The last feed, the last nappy, the whole night. One calm record.

Peabud is a baby tracker for iPhone and Android. Log in a few taps, one-handed, in the dark. Everyone who looks after your baby sees the same day.

  • Coming soon to theApp Store
  • Coming soon toGoogle Play

Not in the stores yet. This page will link to them when they are.

Everything a new family keeps track of, in four pods

No ads and no badges asking for attention. Just the things you need at 3 am, and the patterns you want to see by morning.

Log it in a few taps

Big buttons in thumb reach, a screen that never flashes white, and every entry saved the moment you tap.

  • Feeds

    Breastfeeds with a timer for each side that remembers the last side. Bottles of breast milk or formula, starting from the last amount. Solids and pumping too.

  • Nappies

    Wet, dirty, mixed or dry in three taps. Colour and consistency on the same screen, with a note when a colour needs a doctor.

  • Sleep

    A sleep timer you can pause for a night waking, so the hours add up honestly.

  • Widgets and lock-screen timers

    See the last feed and nappy on your home screen. Stop, pause or switch sides from the lock screen without opening the app (on iPhone, from iOS 17).

Peabud's Today screen for a baby called Pip, 10 weeks old: a running sleep timer with a Stop button, cards for the last feed and the last nappy, the start of today's timeline, and quick actions for Feed, Nappy, Sleep and Growth.
The Today screen. Demo data.

One family, every phone

Your partner, a grandparent or the nanny log on their own phones, and everyone sees the same day.

  • Invite with a code

    Share a single-use code. Caregivers log entries; viewers only read. The code expires after 48 hours.

  • Works offline

    Entries save on the phone first and sync when there is a connection. No signal in the nursery is fine.

  • Feed reminders

    “Remind me 3 hours after the last feed started”, shared by the family, with quiet hours on each phone.

The Caregivers screen for a family of three: Sam, the owner; Alex, a caregiver who can log, edit and delete entries; and Nana Jo, a viewer who can see everything but not change it. An Invite caregiver button is at the bottom. The invite sheet: an invite code for a caregiver, K7Q2M-TXHB9, that works once, with Copy code and Done buttons.
Caregivers, and a new invite code. Demo data.

When the days blur together, Peabud shows you the shape of them.

  • Trends

    7, 14 or 30 days of feeds, bottle volumes, breastfeeding minutes, nappies, pumping, and day and night sleep.

  • Growth, with WHO charts

    Weight, length and head size on the WHO Child Growth Standards, with corrected age for babies born early.

  • Four themes, light and dark

    Pea, Bao, Rosehip and Harbour fog, each designed for the night as carefully as the day.

The Trends screen over 7 days: a bar chart of daily feeds, breast and bottle, averaging 6.3 a day, and the start of a bottle milk chart. The Growth screen: Pip's weight and length plotted on WHO percentile curves, from the 3rd to the 97th.
Trends and Growth. Demo data.

Your data stays your family’s

Peabud shows no ads and sells nothing about you or your baby.

  • Shared with your family only

    Your baby’s entries are shared with the members of your family, never with advertisers or other families.

  • Off until you turn it on

    Usage analytics and crash reports each have their own switch, and both start off. Analytics never include your baby’s details, and crash reports have names, notes and emails removed.

  • Bring it in, take it out

    Import your history from Nara Baby, with a preview first. Save each baby’s entries as a CSV file whenever you like.

  • Delete your account in the app

    Settings, Account, Delete account. Peabud shows you what happens to each family first.

Read the privacy policy

The Privacy settings screen: two switches, Share usage analytics and Send crash reports, both off.
Settings, Privacy. Both switches start off.

Coming soon to iPhone and Android

Peabud is nearly ready. Until then, rest when you can.