
Cleo Track logs the feedings, diapers and naps so you can stop doing the math at 3am. Free on the web, iPhone and Apple Watch.
Today
Asleep now
Since 7:10pm
Bottle · 4 oz
6:20am · Sam
2 oz
6:20am
1.5 oz
6:52am
Wet diaper
5:05am · you
Nursing · 8 min · left side
2:14am · you
Slept 2h 32m
11:20pm to 1:52am



Good morning
Last feed 2h 14m ago
This is the screen you actually use. Dark, big targets, one thumb, no reading. You log the feed and go back to bed, and in the morning the details are there whether or not you remember them.
One app, so you are not stitching a nap tracker to a feeding tracker to a note in your phone.
Family chat
You, Sam and Grandma
7:04pm
4 oz at 6:20. She was starving.
7:06pm
7:07pm
Add your partner and you are both looking at the same day. What they log shows up on your phone in seconds, so nobody has to ask whether she has been fed.
Family chat puts the conversation next to the thing it is about. No more scrolling back through a messaging app to find what time the last bottle was.
Family chat is on iPhone today.
Cleo+
Your pediatrician asks how many wet diapers, how many ounces, how long she sleeps. Cleo already knows, and hands you a summary you can read straight off your phone.
Insights shows you the week at a glance: what is normal for your baby, and what changed.
Cleo is a family of small, focused apps. Each one does its own job well, and they know about each other.
A morning routine your child runs themselves. They tap, you drink your coffee.

What is for dinner, who is doing pickup, and the grocery list that writes itself.
It has read everything you logged in Track and planned in Plan. Ask it anything.
With you for the everyday,
Start with Track. It is free, and you can log your first feed in about ten seconds.