u/Expensive-Survey-442

Our daughter had reflux that led to bottle aversion. We logged everything but couldn't find the patterns. Built something from our own pain.

Hello,

When we had a newborn, she had lot of reflux that eventually led to bottle aversion. We used to track every feed, every diaper and she used to mostly sleep on us as if we lay her down she would spit up the milk.

My wife also tried to cut lot of foods from her diet but we did not know how to track her diet and the symptoms together, Its a lot of mental math on top of the newborn phase we are going through and eventually gave up on that.

These experience led us to work on an app over the past year and built something that we think will help new parents who were in our shoes, We tried to solve our own problems.

  1. Moms can log their own diet in the same baby tracker app.
  2. A feature where you can ask anything from the logs, like "What did I eat before her last reflux symptom" or "Is there any pattern between what i eat vs his/her symptoms" because we have mom's diet logged we have an algorithm to check for patterns when a question is asked, Not only pattern questions you can recall anything like "what was her weight at 2 months?" "When did we first introduce egg?" etc
  3. One of the things we wished we had when we were tracking is logging by voice or text, Its hard to catch up sometimes so we built this, You can just brief your whole day in one shot and it will log all those at once (Need time mentioned otherwise it logs to current time 😃)
  4. Another issue we had was our nanny used to send us a text summary at the end of the day and we used to manually enter those to our tracker to keep everything in one place, We intentionally did not want to invite her to our tracker because of privacy. To solve this problem we build a feature where you either take a screenshot of text and upload it to the app or you can copy the text and use text to log feature, Currently brainstorming how to better integrate with brighthweel so those logs can be moved to baby tracker.
  5. One more challenge was we wish we could log using Siri (watch as well), But most of the trackers at that time did not have this feature and even now the trackers lets you log one event at a time but we built it such that you can add multiple logs at once like "Hey Siri, Ask APP_NAME to log" and then speak " 4oz at 9, pooped at 9:30, nap from 11 to 12"

I want to ask if any of you relate to these problems? Genuinely looking for feedback nothing else.

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u/Expensive-Survey-442 — 3 days ago

Need your opinion on a baby tracker that I built (not selling, No app name mentioned)

Hello,

When we had a newborn, she had lot of reflux that eventually led to bottle aversion. We used to track every feed, every diaper and she used to mostly sleep on us as if we lay her down she would spit up the milk.

My wife also tried to cut lot of foods from her diet but we did not know how to track her diet and the symptoms together, Its a lot of mental math on top of the newborn phase we are going through and eventually gave up on that.

These experience led us to work on an app over the past year and built something that we think will help new parents who were in our shoes, We tried to solve our own problems.

  1. Moms can log their own diet in the same baby tracker app.
  2. A feature where you can ask anything from the logs, like "What did I eat before her last reflux symptom" or "Is there any pattern between what i eat vs his/her symptoms" because we have mom's diet logged we have an algorithm to check for patterns when a question is asked, Not only pattern questions you can recall anything like "what was her weight at 2 months?" "When did we first introduce egg?" etc
  3. One of the things we wished we had when we were tracking is logging by voice or text, Its hard to catch up sometimes so we built this, You can just brief your whole day in one shot and it will log all those at once (Need time mentioned otherwise it logs to current time 😃)
  4. Another issue we had was our nanny used to send us a text summary at the end of the day and we used to manually enter those to our tracker to keep everything in one place, We intentionally did not want to invite her to our tracker because of privacy. To solve this problem we build a feature where you either take a screenshot of text and upload it to the app or you can copy the text and use text to log feature
  5. One more challenge was we wish we could log using Siri (watch as well), But most of the trackers at that time did not have this feature and even now the trackers lets you log one event at a time but we built it such that you can add multiple logs at once like "Hey Siri, Ask APP_NAME to log" and then speak " 4oz at 9, pooped at 9:30, nap from 11 to 12"

I want to ask if any of you relate to these problems? Genuinely looking for feedback nothing else. Even if someone asks for the app name I wont comment the app name (i will dm if needed)

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u/Expensive-Survey-442 — 3 days ago
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Hi everyone,

My husband and I are software engineers and parents of a reflux baby with bottle aversion. After months of tracking feeds, sleep, symptoms, diapers, and mom’s diet, we realized most baby tracker apps were great for logging, but still left parents doing all the hard work of figuring out patterns themselves.

That’s why we built Robin Baby.

Robin Baby was designed to be more than just another baby tracker app. It offers free personalized sleep forecasts, voice logging so parents can simply talk through their day, the ability to ask questions from logged baby data, and data imports from apps like Huckleberry or Napper so parents can instantly start making sense of months of existing logs. It also tracks symptoms, reflux, mom’s diet, feeds, sleep, and allows multiple caregivers to stay in sync.

Huckleberry is one of the most popular baby tracking apps and offers strong sleep tools, but many advanced sleep insights are behind premium plans, and parents still often need to manually connect broader symptom or diet patterns.

Napper is excellent for sleep schedules and nap planning, but it is more sleep focused and can feel limited for parents who want a full baby tracker with broader data understanding.

Robin Baby combines baby tracking, free sleep forecasting, voice logging, data intelligence, and caregiver syncing in one place.

Robin Baby is live now on iOS, with Android coming soon.

Download here

Would love feedback from fellow SaaS founders and builders.

u/Expensive-Survey-442 — 15 days ago