Tiny Log

Tiny Log: Baby Tracker

Feeds, sleeps and changes — written down, not worked out.

A quiet notepad with a timer, for iPhone. Tap once to log a feed, a sleep or a diaper change, glance at when the last one was, and get on with your day. Every entry stays on your own phone.

Free No account On-device data Widgets No in-app purchases

A look inside

Tiny Log’s Now screen: last feed 2h 17m ago, Feed, Sleep and Diaper buttons, and the most recent entries
Now
A feed being timed at 12:51 with a large Stop button
Feed timer
History for today: wet and dirty diapers, breast and bottle feeds and a sleep, each with its time
History
Patterns: today’s totals of 8 feeds, 2h 39m feeding, 230 ml by bottle, 9h 38m of sleep and 8 diapers, plus 7-day averages
Patterns
The Now screen in night mode: a true-black background with large buttons
Night mode
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One tap on the Now tab

Feed, Sleep and Diaper are three big buttons, with “Last feed 2h 14m ago” right at the top. Start a feed or a sleep and a live timer runs until you stop it.

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Log it afterwards, too

Nobody reaches for their phone mid-feed at 4am. A visible “Log past…” row on the Now tab lets you add an entry after the fact, with the time you actually mean.

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A history you can fix

The History tab is a plain timeline grouped by day. Tap any entry to edit it, swipe to delete it. Typed the wrong hour half-asleep? Change it in two seconds.

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Plain numbers, no opinions

The Patterns tab shows your daily counts and 7- and 30-day averages, and nothing else. It shows back what you typed — it never tells you what any of it means.

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Widgets & a gentle nudge

Home screen and Lock Screen widgets show the time since the last feed. An optional single reminder can nudge you a set number of hours after a feed.

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Made for 3am

Night mode is true black and switches on by itself between 19:00 and 07:00, so the screen doesn’t wake anybody. Settings also holds ml/oz and reminders.

Your baby’s log stays on your phone

No account, no sign-in, no server. Every feed, sleep and diaper entry is stored on your device — the developer never receives any of it and has no way to see it. Read the full privacy policy.