A shared logbook for one household.
Two people, two phones, one record. Feeds, sleep, nappies, medicines, the dog's walks, the bins, and whatever else your household needs to remember.
It is still in testing and is not in the Play Store yet. There is nothing to sign up for here.
What you log is up to you.
Nothing is fixed. You make a tile for each thing you want to record: a name, an icon, and whether it is a single tap or a timer you start and stop. Some tiles also take a number, in the unit you choose, or a short note.
- Feed
- Sleep
- Bottle · ml
- Nappy
- Weight · kg
- Walk
- Medicine
- Bins out
Tiles a household set up in its first week. Yours will be different.
How it works
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One tap, or a timer.
A nappy is one tap and it is recorded at that moment. Sleep is a timer you start and stop. Nothing else is required.
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It works without a connection.
Everything is stored on the phone first. When both phones are online again they catch up with each other.
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Both phones show the same log.
Two people share one household, and every entry records who wrote it.
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You can log things late.
Times are editable, because nobody writes down a four in the morning feed at four in the morning.
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It remembers what is coming.
You can mark something as expected, such as a vaccination or a worming tablet, and it appears in the log on its day and stays there if it goes past.
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It shows what the log adds up to.
It counts how many a day, shows when during the day they happened, and plots how a weight changes over the weeks.
What it does not do
The app asks for an email address and a password so that two phones can find each other. Apart from that, and a crash report you can switch off, nothing leaves your household.
- No advertising.
- No analytics and no tracking.
- No photographs. The app has no camera permission.
- No accounts for children.
- No cookies on this website.
Two documents
What is stored, where it is stored, and what is never collected.
How to delete it, what is removed, and what stays in a household other people still use.