Basic Baby Tracker: a simple baby tracker, no subscription

What you track

Just the essentials, nothing you'll never open.

Four things cover the day. Log them in a tap and get back to the baby.

Feeding

Bottle or breast, ounces or minutes. Start a timer with one tap and log the amount when you're done.

Sleep

Tap when they go down, tap when they wake. A live timer sits right on the button.

Diapers

Wet, dirty, or both. Logged in two taps, before you've even found the wipes.

Notes

Add a note to any entry: a new food, a rough night, a heads-up for the next caregiver.

The honest part

There's nothing to learn here.

A new baby is overwhelming enough. We tried all the other trackers. On paper they do everything, but at 3am, one-handed, on no sleep, most of it falls apart. So we cut everything that gets in the way.

What's left

Feeding, sleep, diapers, and notes, plus enough quiet to actually use it.

Ads between feedings
A monthly or yearly subscription
Fifteen kinds of things to track
Charts you'll never read
A tutorial and a learning curve

How it works

Open. Tap. Log. Done.

No manual, no setup marathon. It's fast because it's direct and to the point: no fluff, nothing extra to wade through.

Open

Open the app and you land right on today, ready to log. Nothing to dig through.

Tap

Feed, Sleep, or Diaper sit right on the home screen. Pick one.

Log

A timer or a couple of taps. Add a note if you want to remember something.

Done

Back to the baby. The dashboard keeps the details for you.

The Today dashboard shows recent activity and daily totals at a glance. When you want the bigger picture, History and Reports are a tap away.

The whole household

Made to share.

Caring for a newborn is a relay, and a clean handoff matters as much as the care itself. Keep everyone on the same page, with every child in one place.

Shared with your caregivers

One of you takes over while the other finally sleeps, so the handoff has to be effortless. With every feed, nap, and change already logged, whoever's on next just looks. No waking someone to ask "did you already feed her?" The baby gets consistent care, and the off-duty parent actually rests.

Updates in real time

More than one child

One household, every child. Switch between them with a tap, each with its own log, dashboard, and history. Raising kids is expensive enough.

Half price for each child after the first

See how the shared baby tracker works →

What is Basic Baby Tracker?

A simple baby tracker: feeding, sleep, diapers, notes.

Basic Baby Tracker is a simple baby tracker for iPhone, Android, and the web, for recording feedings, sleep, diaper changes, and notes. Parents and caregivers in the same household share the same baby's activity, and you can track more than one child. It's a one-time purchase, $9.99 for lifetime access for your first child, with no subscription.

Product: Basic Baby Tracker
Platform: iPhone, Android & Web
Tracks: Feeding, sleep, diapers, notes
Shared caregivers: Yes
Multiple children: Yes
Free trial: 7 days
First child: $9.99 lifetime
Additional children: $4.99 each, lifetime
Subscription: None
Support: support@basicbabytracker.com

Why we made this

We built Basic Baby Tracker in the fog of our own newborn weeks. Every app we tried wanted us to learn it (tabs, charts, streaks, a subscription) at 2am, one-handed, with a baby on the other arm. In theory they did everything; in practice, right when we were most overwhelmed, they fell apart. We just needed three answers: when did they last eat, sleep, and get changed? So we built the app we actually needed, and nothing else.

Made with love and not much sleep

Pricing

Pay once. Keep it for good.

Try it free for a week. Keep it and it's a single one-time purchase: no monthly fees, no yearly fees, no subscription. Ever.

✓ 7 days free, no card to start

$9.99 once

Lifetime access for your first child

Additional children are $4.99 each, one time.

No monthly fees. No yearly fees. No subscription. Pay once per child and the app is yours forever.

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FAQ

Common questions

What is Basic Baby Tracker?

What can I track?

Feeding (bottle or breast, amounts or timed), sleep, diaper changes, and a note on any entry. The Today screen shows recent activity and daily totals, with History and Reports for the bigger picture.

How much does Basic Baby Tracker cost?

It is a one-time purchase: $9.99 for lifetime access for your first child, and $4.99 for each additional child. There is a 7-day free trial to start.

Is Basic Baby Tracker a subscription?

No. Basic Baby Tracker is a one-time purchase with no monthly or yearly fees. You pay once per child and keep access.

Is there a free trial?

Yes. Every account starts with a 7-day free trial, and no card is required to begin.

Can two parents or caregivers share the same baby?

Yes. You can invite caregivers to your household by email, and everyone sees and updates the same baby's activity, so the next person on duty already knows what happened.

Can I track more than one child?

Yes. You can add multiple children and switch between them, each with its own log, dashboard, and history. Additional children are $4.99 each, one time.

Is there an iPhone or Android app?

Yes. Basic Baby Tracker is on the App Store and Google Play, and it also runs in any web browser. Your account and data stay in sync across all of them, so you can log on your phone and check in from a laptop.

Do I need to install an app?

Only if you want to. There are native apps for iPhone and Android, and Basic Baby Tracker also runs in any web browser with nothing to install — you can add the web version to your home screen so it opens like an app too.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. It is designed mobile-first for one-handed logging, and because it saves your recent data on your device it keeps working if your connection drops, syncing when you are back online.

Does Basic Baby Tracker provide medical advice?

No. Basic Baby Tracker is a simple record-keeping tool for your own tracking. It does not provide medical, health, or developmental advice.

Baby tracking
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