The baby tracker app for newborns to age 3
Log feeds, sleep, and diapers without stopping what you're doing.
Say it, type it, or tap it. Duckling files it to the right child and keeps one timeline in sync for you and your co-parent — even one-thumbed at 3am.
Free · iOS first, Android next
You say it. Duckling files it.
No forms, no menu-hunting. Duckling understands parent-speak — half-asleep, multi-kid, "an hour ago" parent-speak — and shows you exactly what it understood before anything is saved.
"Eve had four ounces at three, and Xara's down for her nap"
Got it — Eve · bottle, 4 oz · 3:00pm and Xara · nap timer started. Save both?
"wait, that bottle was five ounces"
Fixed: Eve · bottle, 4 oz → 5 oz Undo
Every entry is confirmable, correctable, and undoable — and Duckling never guesses which child you meant.
Three things, done properly
Feeds, sleep, and diapers today — food tries, milestones, first words, and health records are next on the roadmap, all on the same timeline. Multiple kids, twins included, from day one.
Log faster than a text
Voice, typed shorthand ("xara bottle 4oz 3pm"), or a stable tap grid that never reshuffles under your thumb. Breastfeeding and sleep timers, bottle and diaper logs — hands-free when your hands are full.
One shared truth
Invite your co-parent in one tap and you both see the same timeline within seconds, with every entry attributed. Fine-grained access for nannies and grandparents is coming next.
You stay in control
Every AI entry is shown before or right after it saves, with undo and full edit history. Your data exports free, deletes for real, and is never sold in identifiable form. The policy is written to be read.
3am is a feature, not an edge case
Duckling's night mode is red-shifted and silent, with oversized targets for the night feedings and wake-ups you barely remember. Two taps, back to bed.
One-tap night logging
Nurse left, nurse right, bottle, diaper, woke up — the five night actions, huge and dim.
Timers that follow you
Start a feed on your phone, stop it from the nursery tablet. Both devices agree, and show you if they ever disagreed.
Built for trust at 3am
The quiet decisions that make Duckling safe to lean on.
Questions parents ask first
Is Duckling really free?
Yes — free, with no subscription, no paywall, and no ads. If that ever changes, existing families hear it from us first, plainly, and logging and exporting your own data will never be held hostage.
What can Duckling track today?
A full feeding log — breastfeeding timer with left/right sides, bottle feeds in oz or ml, pump sessions, and early solids — plus a sleep tracker with live nap and night timers, a diaper log, freeform notes, and growth check-ins. It works for newborns through age three, and for multiple kids, twins included. Food-introduction tracking, milestones, first words, and medicine records are next on the roadmap.
Does the voice thing actually work?
That's the whole bet — and you never have to take it on faith. Duckling shows you what it understood before anything saves, asks one quick question when it's unsure, and never guesses which kid you meant. Undo is always one tap.
Is my family's data private?
Your data runs Duckling for you — it is not sold in identifiable form, not used to profile your child, not handed to data brokers. Voice audio is transcribed and discarded. Export and real deletion are always available. Details: privacy policy.
Will Duckling tell me when my baby should nap?
No, deliberately. Prediction features in other trackers guess wrong often enough that parents stop trusting the whole app. Duckling tells you what did happen, clearly. What should happen next is between you and your pediatrician.
I'm coming from Huckleberry — do I lose my history?
No. Export there, import the file here. Anything we can't map yet is held safely and appears when we support it — never dropped, and the whole import is one-tap undoable.
Every first happens once.
First words, first foods, first full night. Duckling makes sure the record keeps itself — so you can stay in the moment.
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