Snuglog is a quiet place to keep your baby's days. Every feed, nap and diaper takes one tap and is remembered, so your tired mind doesn't have to.
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It's made for 3am: one thumb, eyes half shut, the screen soft and dark. Tap once, then go back to the small person on your chest. If you tapped the wrong thing, Undo is right there.
It keeps every bottle and breastfeed, each nap and night, every diaper and how they're growing, and the timers sit on your Lock Screen while you rock them back to sleep. Whoever shares the night shift can log from their own phone.
If your little one has eczema or food allergies, Snuglog Care holds the plan your doctor gave you: the cream for each patch of skin, new foods and the ones to keep offering, each step of a food ladder, and the wheezy nights. It reminds you gently, keeps the record, and turns the month into one page for the next appointment.
The tracker is free, with no ads, for as long as you use it. Snuglog Care is $39.99 a year, and the first week is free.
Snuglog keeps records and reminders. It doesn't diagnose or suggest treatments; your doctor sets the plan.
Snuglog is in beta on iPhone, through Apple's TestFlight. Leave your email and you can install it right now. We'll email you the link too, so it's on your phone when you need it.
You're in.
Open in TestFlightOn your iPhone, this asks you to install TestFlight (Apple's app for betas) first, then tap Accept and Install. Not on your iPhone right now? The link is in your inbox.
And something for tonight: a week of feed, sleep and diaper logs. Print a page, stick it on the fridge, and fill it in half asleep.