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Set up your household, add your baby, invite the other parent and start logging. No payment details needed.
A baby tracker for two tired parents
Burp Baby keeps feeds, diapers, sleep, medicine and temperature in one place, and shows the same thing to everyone who cares for your baby. It is quick enough for 3am and simple enough for a tired head.
Two tired people, one tiny human, and a memory that has stopped working. Sticky notes get lost and group chats scroll away. A shared tracker answers in one glance.
When did the baby last eat?
Open the app. The last feed, who gave it and how much are on the first screen.
Was that dose already given?
Every dose is logged with the time and who gave it. Burp Baby shows what has been logged: when a dose was last recorded, and when the next one falls by the spacing you set. It only knows what someone entered.
How long did the last nap run?
Naps and night sleep are one tap each, and the other parent sees them straight away.
Everything below works in the app today.
Bottles of formula or pumped milk, nursing, solids and water. Amounts in ounces or millilitres, with one-tap quick amounts, and a nudge you can switch on for when it has been a long time since the last feed.
Wet, dirty or both, with notes on colour and texture. Rash mode stays on until you switch it off, and can add a diaper-check reminder at the spacing you choose.
Start and stop naps and night sleep, and note where the baby slept. Your partner can be notified when the baby goes down and when they wake.
Log each dose with who gave it and when. Set the hours between doses and a daily limit, and get a reminder when the next dose is due. Burp Baby never suggests a medicine or an amount. Reminders can be late or missed, so do not rely on them alone.
Log readings by method, set a retake timer, and turn on sick mode for regular check reminders. A fever-range or low reading shows fixed wording that says to call your pediatrician, and for the most urgent readings to call right away or go to the emergency room if you cannot reach them.
Weight, length and head size, plotted against the WHO growth standards once you add your baby’s sex and birthday. For babies born at least three weeks early, the percentiles use corrected age.
Keep every dose in one place, with a photo of the paper card. Reading the card can run on your phone. It shows what the routine schedule lists for your baby’s age, and never calls anything due or overdue.
Sponge baths and tub baths are logged separately, so the record shows when that changed.
Tap when one starts and tap when it ends. See how far apart they are and how long they last. If your signal drops while the timer is open, it keeps counting and saves each tap on your phone, then sends them when you are back online, so your partner sees them a little later. Open it before you lose signal: Burp Baby cannot open with no connection.
Two packing lists, one for mom and one for the baby, filled with the usual items on request. See who packed what, and when.
Set a due date and see how far along you are, with the average size at that week. When you enter the birthday, the whole app switches to baby mode on its own.
Everyone gets their own PIN and sees the same log. A new entry shows up on the other phone within seconds, and you can choose to be notified.
Twins, or a toddler and a newborn: swipe between children. Each has their own trackers and history.
Each person picks their own language, and the app, its reminders and notifications are available in English and Spanish.
Choose 7, 14 or 30 days, or since birth (up to the last 90 days), and get a summary of feeds, sleep, diapers, readings and medicines to print or save, with room for your questions.
A real dark theme for night feeds, a light one for the day, and a colour palette you can choose.
Real screens from the app, shown with sample data.
A baby’s records are personal. Here is how Burp Baby treats them.
There are no ads in Burp Baby and no ad trackers. Your baby’s information is not sold, and it is not shared for advertising.
Burp Baby keeps records. It never suggests a medicine or a dose, does not diagnose an illness, and never tells you everything is fine. Reminders state facts, like how long ago the last dose was. When a temperature needs attention, it shows fixed general guidance that says to call your pediatrician. When it shows nothing, that is not an all-clear.
Each family has its own household. Only the people you add can sign in and see the log, and vaccine card photos are shown only to them. We can technically reach the data to run the service, and we do not look unless it is needed to run, secure or support it.
Remove any entry from view whenever you like, or ask us to delete your household’s data entirely. The privacy policy explains how.
Burp Baby is free to start. Plus is for families who want more.
Available now
Set up your household, add your baby, invite the other parent and start logging. No payment details needed.
Coming soon
We are building extras for families who want more. There are no prices yet, and we will tell you before anything changes.
Burp Baby works in any modern browser and installs to your Home Screen like an app.
Open the sign-in page first. On iPhone, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. On Android, open the browser menu and choose Install app or Add to Home screen. That puts the app on your Home Screen, not this page.
Everyone in the house gets their own four-digit PIN. We are welcoming new families gradually, and the button below is how you get in.
Add a baby, or a due date if the baby is still on the way, then give the other parent their own PIN.
The iPhone app is coming to the App Store.
It is free to start. Plus is a paid plan for families who want more. The plans section above shows whether it is available yet, and we will tell you before anything changes.
Yes. It runs in any modern browser on any phone, tablet or computer, and you can add it to your Home Screen. The iPhone app comes to the App Store; the “How to get started” section shows whether it is out yet.
Each person has their own four-digit PIN inside one shared household, so everyone sees the same log. When one of you adds an entry, it appears on the other phone within seconds.
No. Burp Baby is a record-keeping tool, not a doctor. It never suggests a medicine or a dose and does not diagnose an illness. For a high or low temperature it shows fixed general guidance that tells you to call your pediatrician, and in the most urgent cases to go to the emergency room if you cannot reach them. When it shows nothing, that is not an all-clear. For anything urgent, call your pediatrician or your local emergency number.
Only the people in your household, plus the person who runs the service when it is needed to keep things working. We do not sell it or share it for advertising. The privacy policy has the details.
Yes. You can remove any entry from view yourself, and you can ask us to delete your household’s data entirely. See the privacy policy or contact us.
If you lose signal while the contraction timer is open, it keeps counting and catches up when you are back online. Burp Baby cannot start with no connection, so open it before you lose signal. The rest of the app needs a connection to save and to stay in sync with your partner.
English and Spanish. Each person chooses their own language for the app, its reminders and notifications.