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Cleo TrackNewWeek of July 24, 2026

Cleo Track, now on iPad

Cleo Track runs on iPad now, in both portrait and landscape. I also rebuilt how entries sync across your devices, so nothing gets lost between phone, iPad, and Watch, and notifications finally live in one place.

Here's everything that landed in Cleo Track this week.

Cleo Track expanding from a phone to a landscape iPad

Cleo Track, now on iPad

Cleo Track runs on iPad now, in both portrait and landscape. Log a feeding, check the timeline, or look back at the week on the bigger screen, whenever that's the one within reach.

Nothing gets lost anymore

I rebuilt how entries sync across your devices. Deletions now propagate properly instead of quietly reappearing, or vanishing only on the phone you deleted them from. A partner's device notices new activity within seconds instead of waiting for the next time it happens to refresh. And the Apple Watch logging path is far more trustworthy: a log you make there now tells you honestly whether it saved, is queued, or failed, instead of silently disappearing. Timestamps are also now stamped by the server instead of your phone's clock, so two co-parents logging from different devices, especially with any clock drift between them, can't quietly drop each other's entries anymore.

Improved

  • Notifications: the bell icon now gathers everything in one feed: your family's activity, any tips or announcements from me, and a quick note when your child has AI cleanup suggestions waiting. No more checking three different places to see what's new.
  • Feeding: when you open a bottle, you can set what time it was actually opened instead of it always defaulting to right now.

Scott