Nurslog: Baby Nursing Tracker

Nurslog is a baby nursing tracker for the feed that happens at 3 a.m. with one free hand: it remembers which breast comes next, starts the timer with a single tap and keeps time to the second. As a baby feeding and diaper tracker it also logs bottles, pumping and sleep on the same screen, so a day of newborn care reads at a glance. ONE TAP: LEFT OR RIGHT The home screen is two large buttons, Left and Right. The side to offer first carries a "Next" label, based on the side the previous breastfeeding session started on. Tap it and the timer runs. Tap the other side to switch: each side keeps its own time, saved in seconds and shown as minutes and seconds, never rounded. Hold to pause, tap again to stop. Forgot to press start? Chips for 5, 15, 30 or 60 minutes ago backdate the feed, and a clock face sets any other time without scrolling. The timer keeps running after the app is closed or the phone restarts, and a notification shows it with Switch and Stop buttons. DIAPERS, BOTTLES, PUMPING AND SLEEP - Diapers (nappies): Wet, Dirty or Both, one tap each. - Bottles: breast milk or formula, in ml or oz. - Pumping: left and right amounts. - Sleep: a timer, or a nap added afterwards. - Growth: weight and length entries. "Since last feed" sits at the top. Today and 24-hour totals and a 24-hour timeline show the day as one strip. History has no limit; every entry can be edited or deleted, with Undo. An optional feed reminder is off until you turn it on, and a 2×2 widget starts a feed from the home screen. NIGHT MODE FOR 3 A.M. Night mode turns the screen black with dim red-amber text: no white flashes, nothing bright in a dark nursery. It can switch itself on in the evening. While it is on, ads and the upgrade screen stay away. STAYS ON YOUR PHONE No AI features. No account. No cloud. Your baby's name, feeds, diapers, sleep and growth entries are stored on this phone, and logging works offline. They are left out of Google's automatic backup; you can export an encrypted backup file and restore it on a new phone. To be clear: the free version shows ads and sends anonymous app analytics (how the app is used, never your baby's data), and those parts use the internet. Pro removes the ads. SHARE WITH YOUR PARTNER With Pro, two to four phones sync directly over your home Wi-Fi: one phone shows a QR code, the other scans it (or types a 12-character code), and from then on every feed, diaper and nap appears on both. Phone to phone, encrypted, with no server in between. Not on the same Wi-Fi? Changes wait until you are. Without Pro, the backup file moves your log by hand. APP LOCK Lock Nurslog with a PIN or your fingerprint. Its content is then hidden in the recent-apps screen. NURSLOG PRO Everything above, except partner sync, is in the free version. Pro adds: - Partner sync between phones over home Wi-Fi. - Twins or more than one baby, each with its own timer. - 7- and 30-day charts, left/right balance and an hour-by-day heatmap. - A growth chart of your own baby's entries (no percentile curves). - A PDF feeding report for your pediatrician, and CSV export. - More detail for diapers and sleep. - 4×1 and 4×2 widgets and 4 extra themes. - An ad-free app. Charts, the growth chart and each theme open for one hour after a short video you choose to watch; a video also adds one PDF report. Pro is a yearly or monthly subscription that renews until canceled in Google Play, or Lifetime, a one-time purchase. PRIVACY Baby data stays on your phone and on phones you pair yourself; there is no sign-in and no Nurslog server. Ads, analytics and purchases use Google services and partners, as described in the privacy policy. A NOTE ON HEALTH Nurslog is a log, not medical advice. If you're worried about your baby, call your pediatrician. Nurslog is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. Always consult your pediatrician or a healthcare professional for medical advice.

First release: a baby nursing tracker with a one-tap left/right timer that remembers the next side, one-tap diapers, bottles, pumping, sleep and a red-amber night mode.