See when your baby actually feeds
Everyone tells you a rhythm will show up eventually. Insights now has a two-week map of your feeding times, half hour by half hour, so you can see whether yours has arrived yet.
Here's everything that landed in Cleo Track this week.
Feeding times
The feeding chart in Insights is swipeable, and there's a third view now. The first two show amount per day and feeds per day. The new one is a map of the last two weeks, split into half hour blocks, with the busiest times darkest. Tap any block to see how many feeds landed there.
What it's good for is the question you can't answer by scrolling the timeline: not "when did she eat today" but "does she always want something around 4am, or did it just feel that way." Two weeks is enough to tell the difference between a pattern and a rough couple of nights.
If your days still look scattered, that's worth seeing too. Every baby is different, and plenty of them take months to settle into anything that looks like a schedule.
Improved
- Feeding: the voice button now sits above the tab bar instead of covering it, so the bottom row of buttons is reachable again. On the timeline it takes the place of the add button, and tapping a time on the day rail or a quick-log card on Home both still work for logging by hand.
- Chat: family chat has a back button. It's a tab rather than a screen you push, so there was nothing to swipe back to, and the keyboard sat over the tab bar. The back control returns you where you were and dismisses the keyboard.
- Reminders: notifications can carry an image now, animated ones included.
Fixed
- Sleep: starting a sleep could fail every time for one child, with no way to clear it. If a running session was deleted before it ended, the deleted row kept holding that child's "one active sleep" slot behind the scenes, so every later start was refused against a session you couldn't see. The same applied to nursing and pumping. Your entries were never affected, and this is fixed for everyone without anything to do on your end.
- Sharing: on a caregiver link, a save that got rejected used to close the sheet as though it had worked. It now tells you what happened and keeps the entry in front of you.
Scott