0:00 — 5:30
Time the night feed, left and right apart.
Tap Left or Right and the clock runs. Switch sides mid-feed and the time for each side is kept separately. When the baby wakes, one tap records it. The buttons are sized for one hand in a dark room.
The timer and the records are free to use. No account, no sign-in.
Only what you can tap at 3 a.m.
One screen, one job — so a sleepy hand does not press the wrong thing.
Left, right, and switching mid-feed
Start with Left, Right, or Both. Tap “switch sides” during a feed and the time up to that point is kept as that side’s record, and the other side starts counting.
A wrong tap is easy to remove
“Undo” appears after you save and removes the entry you just made. If you notice later, swipe a row in the history to the left to delete it.
One tap for “baby woke”
Record the time your baby woke with one tap. Today’s screen shows how many feeds, the total minutes, and how many times the baby woke, with the times.
Today, yesterday, this week
A bar chart of feed lengths and a timeline showing side and minutes. The history screen shows the last 7 days.
A rough next-feed reminder
One notification, 2 hours 30 minutes after the previous feed ended. It and the late-night message can both be turned off in Settings.
The screen goes dark on its own
Between 0:00 and 5:30 the app switches to its dark palette by itself. Text comes in three sizes — standard, large, extra large — and the choice applies across the whole app.
A place to write one line at night
“Night note” opens between 0:00 and 5:30. Tap a chip such as sleepy, anxious or tired, or type your own line, and a short reply comes back. The reply is a prepared sentence, not text written by an AI. What you write stays on this device.
On the free plan it opens between 0:00 and 5:30, up to 3 times a day.
When the words are heavy, helplines come first
If a night note contains strongly distressing wording, the app shows a list of helplines before any reply. In the United States: 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, Childhelp, and 911. One tap places the call. Japanese, Spanish and Italian each get the lines for that country.
This app is not a medical service and is not a substitute for diagnosis or treatment. Please talk to a doctor about your health or your medication.
Pricing
The timer, the wake records, today’s summary, the history, the helplines and the notifications are all free.
Free
No account needed- Nursing timer (left / right, switching sides, undo)
- “Baby woke” records and today’s summary
- History (today / yesterday / this week — last 7 days)
- Helplines for hard moments
- Notifications (rough next feed, late-night message)
- Night note between 0:00 and 5:30, up to 3 times a day
Pro
The monthly plan carries a 3-day free period (whether it applies is decided by Apple). The yearly plan has no free period.
- Night note opens at any hour
- The “3 times a day” limit on night note is removed
Those two are what Pro adds. The history screen still shows the last 7 days — Pro does not extend it.
Payment is charged to your Apple ID. It renews automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the period ends. Cancel from Settings → your name → Subscriptions on your iPhone.
The yearly plan is about half of twelve monthly payments. Prices differ by country and change over time. The amount shown in the App Store before you buy is the correct one.