TinySteps: Baby Tracker

TinySteps is a private baby tracker for the blur of the first years — the feeds you lose count of, the naps you can never remember the start of, the dose you already gave at 2am. Log it in a few taps and get back a clear picture of the day. Everything is stored on your phone. There is no account to create, nothing is uploaded by default, and every screen works with no signal at all. WHAT YOU CAN TRACK • Feeding — breast, bottle and solids, with a running summary of the day so far • Sleep — start and stop a session, see how much sleep the day actually added up to • Diapers — wet, dirty, or both, logged in one tap • Medicine — the medication and every dose given, so nobody doubles up • Growth — weight, height and head circumference, charted as measurements come in • Vaccinations — what has been given and what is due, with reminders created for you • Doctor visits — the reason, the outcome, and what to remember for next time • Baby profile — birth date, blood group, allergies, pediatrician and emergency contacts, in one place you can reach fast MADE FOR REAL DAYS • One timeline across every module, with filters and search, so "when was the last feed?" takes a second • Reminders for medicine, vaccinations and doctor visits • Insights that chart growth and daily patterns over time • Light and dark themes that follow your device • No ads. No trackers. No analytics. OFFLINE FIRST, BACKUP OPTIONAL TinySteps does not need an account, an internet connection or a subscription to work. If you want a copy that survives a lost phone, you can sign in and turn on backup — your records are then stored in your own private space and restored when you install the app again. That choice is yours, and the app is fully usable without it. A NOTE ON WHAT THIS IS TinySteps is a record-keeping tool, not a medical device. It does not diagnose, treat or give medical advice. Growth charts and summaries simply show back the information you entered. Always speak to your pediatrician about your child's health. Every moment matters.