The whole app is
one big log button.
No menus, no forms, no waking up properly. Tap once to record a nappy, a feed or a nap — and everyone caring for your baby sees it instantly.
Add it to your home screen in two taps. iOS and Android apps coming soon.
Morning, Bean is 6 weeks 🌷
Still to do today
Built for 3am, one thumb, no glasses.
Most tracking apps make you open a menu, pick a category and fill in a form. peepoop makes the home screen the logger.
Tap to log, hold for detail
A tap records it right now, with five seconds to undo. Hold the same button when you want to set the amount, the side, or the exact time.
Forgot to log it? Backfill it.
Pick any past day and time — not just the last 24 hours. Fill in a whole night you slept through, or a day nobody remembered to open the app.
Everyone stays in sync
Invite the other parent, a grandparent or the nanny by email. Every entry shows who logged it, so nobody double-feeds by accident.
Kind at night
After 9pm the whole screen dims itself so a night feed doesn't blind you. No setting to remember to switch on.
Patterns, not pressure
See feeds per day, nappy counts and sleep stretches at a glance — useful for a paediatrician visit, and never a scoreboard.
Notices what matters
Log a stool colour and peepoop flags the ones — pale, red or black — that are worth mentioning to your paediatrician.
Reminders that actually go off.
Vitamin D at nine. Antibiotics twice a day for five days. Bath on Tuesdays and Fridays. Set it once and stop holding it in your head.
- Several times a day, on every day or only the days you pick.
- Snooze from the notification — 5 minutes to an hour, without opening the app.
- Courses with an end date, so a five-day medicine stops itself.
- “Don't let me miss this” alerts through a silent phone.
- Marking a dose done logs it on the timeline, so the other parent can see it was given.
Your baby's data stays yours.
What you log about your child — medicines, feeds, stool colour — is health information. We treat it that way. It's visible only to you and the caregivers you invite, it's never sold, and it's never used to advertise to you.
You can delete your account, and everything in it, from inside the app at any time. Read the Privacy Policy.
Questions parents ask
Is it free?
Yes. Every feature described on this page is free to use.
Do I need to install anything?
No — it runs in your browser. On iPhone, open it in Safari and tap Share → Add to Home Screen; on Android, Chrome will offer to install it. Either way it opens full-screen like a normal app. Native App Store and Google Play versions are on the way.
Can my partner and I use it together?
That's the point. Invite them by email from Settings and you'll both see the same live timeline, with each entry labelled by whoever logged it. You can add as many caregivers as you like — the other parent, a grandparent, a nanny.
Can I add something I forgot to log yesterday?
Yes. Every log sheet lets you pick a past date and time, right back to your baby's birthday. On the timeline, “Add past entry” fills in a whole day you missed.
Will reminders wake me if my phone is on silent?
Only if you ask them to. Each reminder has a “don't let me miss this” switch that raises it to full importance. In the browser, reminders arrive as push notifications and can be a few minutes late; installed on a phone, they fire on the minute.
Does it track more than one baby?
Yes — add as many as you need and switch between them from the header. Twins each keep their own timeline.
Is this medical advice?
No. peepoop is a record-keeping tool, not a medical device. It can help you spot a pattern or answer a paediatrician's question, but always follow your doctor's guidance and contact them if you're worried about your baby.
Start with the next nappy.
Sign in with Google or Apple, add your baby, and you're logging in under a minute. Nothing to pay, nothing to set up.
iOS and Android apps coming soon.