One-tap and voice logging, gentle reminders, clear reports and a doctor-ready PDF, shared caregiver access, and a place to keep the memories β built by a twin dad.

Tracking falls apart the moment it gets in the way. PooPeeMilk's main screen is three three buttons β Poop, Pee, Milk β sitting at thumb height, for easy access. Hands full? Say it out loud β "Hey Siri, log a 110 ml bottle in PooPeeMilk" β and it's in before you've put the baby down.


Memory fails at 3 AM. Was today's poop count low compared to last week? Are feeds spreading out, or are you imagining it? PooPeeMilk turns your taps into a quiet picture of how your baby is doing β without you having to do extra work. And when there's a check-up, one tap turns all of it into a clean PDF your pediatrician can read in seconds.
Newborns get cared for by a rotating cast. If only one parent uses the app, half the data is missing. Invite anyone by email and they get full logging access on their own device β no shared password, no exporting screenshots.


Newborn days blur together. Was the last feed two hours ago or four? PooPeeMilk can give you a quiet nudge β on your own interval, or at set times β so nothing slips while you're running on no sleep. You set them once, and they fit your rhythm instead of a generic schedule.
Between the 3 AM feeds and the laundry piles, the good bits go by fast. The first smile, the first roll, the small face at lunchtime β gone before you write them down. Memories sits next to your logs so the moments live in the same place as the everyday.

Three "since last" cards at the top. Today's rhythm strip below. Quick log buttons within thumb's reach. That's it.
Wake windows, naps, night feeds, and the surprisingly sharp curve from newborn chaos to predictable rhythm.
Loved the app! We were always so tired and hated how complicated all the other apps were. This one fit us just right.
I love how simple it is and doesn't take away the little brainpower I have at 3 AM.
Our pediatrician was very impressed by the report β it made talking about little one so much easier.