A free baby tracker. Made for iPhone.

Made for
the small
hours.

The last bottle. The next little first.
One calm, shared place for your baby’s care, so there’s a little less to remember.

Meet Swaddle No ads. No subscriptions.

Coming to the App Store. Completely free.

Swaddle Today screen showing Robin’s last 24 hours: bottle intake, diaper changes, pumping and recent care.

Real app screens · fictional sample family

Your journal, in your iCloud
Everyone in the little loop
Thoughtfully native to iPhone

The everyday, gently organized

Little details.
A little less to remember.

Feedings, diapers, and pumping have a way of filling the day. Keep them together, without making your day feel like data entry.

Bottle editor with separate breast milk and formula amounts, a previous-bottle preset, and an earlier feeding time.
01 / A LITTLE NOURISHMENT

Every way you feed.

Breast milk, formula, mixed bottles, or time at the breast. Start with your last bottle’s amounts, or record exactly what happened.

mL or oz, throughout the app
02 / THE QUICK LITTLE CHANGES

Pee. Poo. Both. Done.

Quick diaper buttons for the present moment. A custom entry for earlier times and notes. And an undo for the occasional sleepy tap.

03 / A LITTLE SET ASIDE

Pumping has its own place.

Track expressed milk for each pumper, with help from any caregiver. Pumped milk stays separate from what your baby drinks.

04 / THE DAYS, A LITTLE CLEARER

See the rhythm of care.

Today or the last 24 hours, at a glance. Tap a day in Trends for exact amounts and session counts, ready for your next conversation.

Care is a team effort

Your people.
All on the same page.

A partner taking the night shift. A grandparent coming over. Invite your little circle through iCloud, so everyone can see the latest care.

One family log for every child, with view-only or editing access. No separate Swaddle account to remember.

Save offlineSync when connectedSee who recorded it
How family sharing works
A bottle, from Alex4 oz milk · 6:30 AM
Pumping, from Sam7 oz set aside · 7:00 AM
A little change, from AlexPee + poo · 7:15 AM

A sample morning. One shared story.

For the hands-full moments

A little closer.
A little quicker.

Useful where you already are: on your Home Screen, on your Lock Screen, or just a “Hey Siri” away.

Care at a glance.

A Home Screen summary of the last 24 hours: bottles, family pumping, and diapers, with quick actions right below.

Swaddle Home Screen widget: 32 oz bottles, 17 oz family pumping, 7 diapers, and Pee, Poo, Both, Bottle actions.

Add individual actions to your Home or Lock Screen, too. Diaper actions open Swaddle to save; Bottle opens the editor.

Hands full? Just ask.

Record care or ask about a recent feed with Siri. Swaddle asks for the details it needs.

“Record a bottle in Swaddle.”

“When was the last feed in Swaddle?”

Find your Siri phrases
Swaddle weight trend with a recorded 5.36 kg measurement, WHO percentile, and a chart of growth over time.

Growing, at their pace

A clearer picture
of their journey.

Keep measurements together and see how they change over time. WHO growth references add context, with corrected and actual age comparisons for premature babies.

WeightLength & heightHead circumference

Tap a measurement for the details. Choose kilograms or pounds and ounces. These are reference comparisons, not diagnoses or targets—a useful record to bring to your pediatrician.

About growth references

More than a date on a chart

Their firsts.
Your unfolding story.

That little smile. Those curious hands. Explore CDC milestone checklists and WHO motor-development windows, and keep a note of what your family notices.

Save the exact first-noticed date, revisit a memory, or see what’s coming. Gentle illustrations bring each moment to life.

2–24months of CDC checklists
106gentle illustrations
Your pacepause or reduce motion
A closer look at milestones
Milestones for Robin, with a saved smile observation and chapters for 2, 4, and 6 months connected by Swaddle’s unfolding thread.

Little observations, not a developmental screening test.

Soft in the small hours.

Light and dark appearances, larger text, and thoughtful motion. Familiar iPhone controls, with room to breathe.

In your family’s language.

14 app languages, including English, Spanish, Arabic, French, and Russian. Care feels better when it feels familiar.

Free feels right.

Every feature. Every caregiver. No ads, subscriptions, or in-app purchases between you and your family’s care.

A few little questions

Good to know.

Is Swaddle really free?

Yes. Swaddle is completely free, including iCloud family sharing, widgets, Siri actions, growth charts, and milestones. There are no ads, subscriptions, or in-app purchases.

Can my partner and I share the same log?

Yes. Invite your partner or another caregiver through iCloud using their own Apple Account. Sharing includes every child in the family, care history, pumping, and milestone observations. Choose whether each person can view or edit. iCloud sharing needs an internet connection, and updates can take time.

Where does my family’s information go?

Your journal is stored on your device and uses your iCloud for synchronization and invited family sharing. Swaddle has no separate journal server, advertising, or third-party analytics. Read the privacy policy for Siri, widgets, diagnostics, and your controls.

Does pumping count as my baby’s intake?

No. Pumping records milk expressed by a caregiver. Bottle intake records what your baby drank. Swaddle keeps those totals separate. Breastfeeding is tracked as time, without estimating a milk volume.

Are growth charts and milestones medical advice?

No. WHO growth references and CDC milestone checklists help you organize observations for conversations with your child’s clinician. They do not diagnose conditions or replace a professional developmental screening. CDC and WHO do not endorse Swaddle.

When can I download Swaddle?

Swaddle is being prepared for its App Store launch for iPhone. This page will have a download link when it is available. Already testing Swaddle? Visit Support for help with your current build.

Made with care, for care

Less remembering.
More being there.

One small app, for the people who are their whole world.

Say hello

Coming to iPhone · Completely free