Does any of this sound familiar?
- It takes half an hour to get them down
- You don't know when to start
- Starting early only makes it worse
- You keep missing the window
- You don't know what fits your baby
It isn't that they aren't tired.
A baby who stays awake past their limit becomes overtired, and settling gets harder rather than easier. Start too early and they won't sleep either. The window that works is narrower than it seems.
We tell you before the window opens.
A notification arrives as the next window approaches, so you don't have to keep an eye on the clock. And if a day goes unrecorded, it reminds you later.

Recording is just a tap.
Tap when they fall asleep, tap when they wake. The prediction updates on its own.

It learns your baby's rhythm.
It starts from what's typical for your baby's age. As records build up, it shifts toward how long your baby actually stays awake and how long the naps run.

The pattern comes into view.
Look back at sleep by week or by month. Tap a day on the chart to pull out that day's numbers on their own.

A library of sleep sounds.
Tap once and it plays, and it keeps playing after you close the app.
