Strollerkeep Upkeep Diary

Two or three people push the same pram, and nobody is sure who last checked the brakes or when the fabric was washed. Strollerkeep is one household diary for one stroller, kept on one phone. The dashboard lists five components — Wheel Cleaning, Brake Checks, Folding Mechanism, Fabric Washing, and Repairs & Issues — each with its current state and when it was last done, by whom. Above them sits a health percentage and a plain verdict: Ready to Roll, Looking Good, Check Recommended or Attention Needed. Tap a component to log an entry. Choose the action from chips written for that part: wheels offer Cleaned, Lubricated, Checked Steering and Cleared Debris; brakes offer Checked Locks, Adjusted Cable, Cleaned Pads and Repaired Latch; fabric offers Washed Liner, Spot Cleaned, Vacuumed and Sewed Rip. Add notes, pick who did it from Mom, Dad, Grandma, Grandpa or Other, and mark it All Good or Issue Found. An Issue Found entry flags that component and pins a banner to its history. It stays until someone files a newer entry or taps Mark Resolved & Repaired. Components also age out on their own: brakes after 7 days, wheels after 14, and fabric after 30, with the folding mechanism due a lube and test at 30. • Family activity log, newest first, timed as Yesterday, 3 d ago, 1 mo ago • Delete one entry, or reset the whole log • Four sample entries on first run to show the shape of a good note Nothing leaves the phone: no internet permission, and no account to sign into.