Milk Monster: Baby Tracker
ERICK GREGORY JOHNSON · Medical
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Everything in this release came out of the same question: is the app telling you the truth? When you're offline, Milk Monster no longer tells you an entry saved when it couldn't. It waits, and it says so. Stopping a session from the lock screen now reliably stops it in the app. Every invite you've sent is listed in one place, including ones someone has already used, and any of them can be stopped. You can't stop sharing you can't see. Deleting an account now tells you exactly which logs go with it, and asks you to type the baby's name to confirm. If your family has someone else in it, nothing is destroyed and we say that plainly instead of warning you about it. Premium says what's actually true. A family covered by a subscription that has lapsed no longer shows as Premium, and moving Premium between families explains what each one gains and loses before you decide. The version number at the bottom of Settings is finally the version you're running.
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Average rating · ★ 4.97 now · 3 changes on record
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Milk Monster is a calm, beautiful way to track your baby's day — built around sharing between caregivers from the ground up, not as an afterthought. Log a feed in two taps. Start a nursing timer that lives on your Lock Screen. See at a glance when the last diaper was, how long baby slept, and what the whole day looked like — in a quiet, uncluttered design that doesn't shout at you at 3 a.m. IT FOLLOWS YOU ACROSS YOUR DEVICES Log it on iPhone. See the whole day on iPad. Glance at the running timer in your Apple Watch Smart Stack. And when your hands are full, Milk Monster works with Siri — say "Log 4 ounces of formula in Milk Monster," or log a diaper without picking up your phone at all. • iPhone — two taps, one-handed, in the dark • iPad — the whole day at once, in a two-pane view built for the bigger screen • Apple Watch — your live feed or sleep timer in the Smart Stack • Lock Screen & Dynamic Island — timers that count while you hold the baby • Home Screen widgets — last feed, and what's happening right now • Control Center — start or end sleep without opening the app • Siri — log a feed or a diaper hands-free EVERYTHING IN ONE PLACE • Breastfeeding with left/right tracking and live timers • Bottles, with expressed milk and formula kept separate • Pumping sessions, left and right • Diapers — wet, dirty, or both • Sleep, with running timers and settling time • Care — baths, skincare, nail trims, tummy time and activities • Medicine and temperature • Growth: weight, length, and head measurements • Milestones and first moments SHARED, THE RIGHT WAY Invite your partner, a grandparent, or a newborn care specialist. Everyone signs in as themselves and logs to the same baby in real time, so you always know what's already been done — no "did you feed her?" texts. Every entry carries the name of whoever logged it, and nothing can be quietly rewritten. FOR CARE PROFESSIONALS Working with more than one family? Keep them all under one login and switch between them. Mute the families you're not with tonight. Lock each baby's home time zone so everyone reads the same clock. At the end of a shift, send the parents the whole day — every entry in order, with totals. THE BIG PICTURE See every range of your baby's days, beautifully charted — sleep, feeds, nursing with left/right totals, diapers, pumping, and a rhythm view that shows whether the days are starting to look alike. It lives in its own tab, and on the web: sign in at my.milkmonster.app from any laptop. READY FOR CHECKUPS Keep a shared "questions for the doctor" list with your partner, follow growth on WHO percentile charts, and export a clear PDF — every feed, sleep, diaper, temperature and medicine for any day or date range — to hand to your pediatrician. FREE TO START Track as a single caregiver with the last 30 days of your log, free. Milk Monster Premium unlocks caregiver sharing, your full history, and trends — monthly or yearly. MADE BY TWO NEW PARENTS Made by two new parents, for the bleary-eyed, beautiful chaos of a newborn. We built it for our own daughter and we still use it every night. Alyssa uses it more than I do, and she still tells me what is wrong with it. A good part of what is in here did not start with us. Care logging came from a newborn care specialist who uses Milk Monster nightly with client families. Other things started as a message from a parent who needed one small thing to work differently. They are here because someone asked. So if you need it to do something it does not do yet, tell us at https://milkmonster.app/support/. It is usually how the next version gets decided. Privacy Policy: https://milkmonster.app/privacy/ Terms of Use: https://milkmonster.app/terms/
What's new · 2.0.3
Everything in this release came out of the same question: is the app telling you the truth? When you're offline, Milk Monster no longer tells you an entry saved when it couldn't. It waits, and it says so. Stopping a session from the lock screen now reliably stops it in the app. Every invite you've sent is listed in one place, including ones someone has already used, and any of them can be stopped. You can't stop sharing you can't see. Deleting an account now tells you exactly which logs go with it, and asks you to type the baby's name to confirm. If your family has someone else in it, nothing is destroyed and we say that plainly instead of warning you about it. Premium says what's actually true. A family covered by a subscription that has lapsed no longer shows as Premium, and moving Premium between families explains what each one gains and loses before you decide. The version number at the bottom of Settings is finally the version you're running.
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