A baby tracker for iPhone

Soft on the eyes. Exact where it counts.

Poppet logs feeds, sleep, diapers and pumping in a tap or two, keeps the whole family in step, and stores every entry in your own Google Drive.

Watch the film 0:35

Coming soon to iPhone

The film · 0:35

Thirty-five seconds with the real app.

Recorded from Poppet itself on an iPhone simulator, with invented data: every tap, timer and screen is the app doing what it does.

The film has no sound. It opens on felt pictures of a feed, a bottle, a diaper, sleep and a breast pump. On an iPhone, Poppet's Activity screen logs a wet diaper with one tap and offers Undo; a tap on Left starts a breastfeeding timer on the Feeding card; History shows the day, then the whole week of sleep, feeds and changes; Trends shows seven-day averages and how they changed. The screen turns to the dim Night appearance at 3:12 a.m. and a tap starts the right side. Last, the header reads "Shared with family, synced 2 min ago".

What it logs

Four cards on the first screen

The things you log ten times a day sit on the first screen, each with its own button. The rest is one tap further.

Feeding

Breast, bottle and solids on one card. Start a side from the card and it times itself; a bottle can repeat the last amount in a single tap.

Sleep

One tap to start, one to stop. A running timer stays on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island.

Diapers

Wet or Dirty, a button each. Undo waits right beside it for the times you tap the wrong one.

Pumping

Time each side, pause when you need to, and add what you pumped when you finish.

Growth Weigh and measure.
Health Medicine and vaccines.
Firsts Milestones and first times.
Routine Baths, tummy time, anything regular.

History and Trends

What you logged, hour by hour

History shows a day or a week of sleep, feeds and changes at a time. Trends shows the averages behind them.

History, Week view: seven columns, one per day, with each sleep, feed and diaper change placed by the hour. — **The week as one picture.** Every sleep, feed and change, laid out hour by hour.

Trends over seven days: feeds per day, breastfeeding time, and how each changed from the week before. — **Trends with the real number.** Averages over 1, 7 or 14 days and how each one moved.

The Bottle sheet: breast milk or formula, the amount in fl oz or mL, and Same as last time, 3.38 fl oz. — **One sheet for every feed.** Breast and bottle in one feed, in fl oz or mL.

Light, Dark and Night

Night appearance

Night is a third appearance, separate from Dark mode, for a room where a baby is asleep.

2%: of the light the Light appearance gives off, and about a third of Dark's.
56 pt: tap targets, up from 44 in Light and Dark.
0: animations. Sheets appear in place instead of sliding up.

Family and privacy

Shared with the family.
Kept in your own Drive.

There is no Poppet account and no Poppet server. Your log lives in a folder in your Google Drive, and every phone in the family reads and writes there.

Each phone keeps its own file in the shared folder. Poppet combines them as it reads, and the newest edit to an entry wins.
Log offline. Your phone catches up the next time it can reach Drive.
They are ordinary files. Open them, copy them or delete them whenever you like.

Details

Small things, done carefully.

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Numbers that hold still

Timers and totals change their digits in place. Nothing counts up, slides or flashes for attention.

3.38 fl oz

Amounts that never drift

Volumes are kept as whole microlitres, so switching between fl oz and mL never rounds your log away.

Type made to be read

Atkinson Hyperlegible Next, drawn so that tired eyes can tell every letter apart, at any text size.

Undo

Undo, not “Are you sure?”

Quick logs happen at once. If it was the wrong button, Undo is sitting right beside it.

Poppet is coming to iPhone.

A calm, exact record of the early days, kept by your family, for your family.