Free baby tracker for newborns Your baby’s day, remembered.

Loaf is a free baby tracker for iPhone that helps parents and caregivers log feeding, sleep, diapers, pumping and other daily care. It keeps a shared history so you can check the last feed, remember a nursing side and see what your partner logged while you slept.

Logging, shared care, history, current Trends and CSV data export stay free forever with Loaf. There is no trial, no limit on babies or caregivers, and no ads. You do not need a Loaf Pro subscription to keep logging or access your history.

Loaf Pro lets you add routines from the Rituals catalog or create your own. Bath, Tummy time and Skin-to-skin stay free. More Pro tools are still in development. The app shows which features you can use now and which are planned. You'll see the subscription price for your region before you pay.

Loaf supports iPhones running iOS 18 or later. Loaf is not currently available on Android, and Android caregivers cannot join a shared Loaf family. There is no browser version of the tracker.

No. You can start using Loaf without entering an email address, choosing a password or signing in with Apple. You need an internet connection the first time you open the app. You can choose Back up with Apple later in Settings. It's optional.

Loaf can log breastfeeds, bottles, sleep, diapers, pumping, medications, growth measurements, notes and Rituals. Bottle feeds can include breast milk, formula or a mix of both. You choose which parts of your baby's care to track.

Yes. When Loaf knows which side you finished on, it shows the other side for your next feed. You can use the nursing timer or log a feed afterward. You can also log one side without timing it and still get the next-side hint. Loaf leaves missing minutes and finish times unknown.

Yes. Set the time to when the care happened, then save the log. History puts it in the right order. Home still shows the latest log for that type of care. You don't have to log everything as it happens.

Yes. Tap Undo to remove a new log, or open History to edit or delete an older one. You can restore deleted logs from the Recently deleted page in History while they're still listed there. Their original details stay intact. If you remove an import, you can import the original CSV again.

Loaf's free Trends view shows the care you logged across days, weeks and months, including sleep, feeds, diapers and pumping. You can compare logged totals and averages with earlier dates. Missing logs or details stay unknown; they are not treated as zero.

No. Track only what helps your family. Loaf does not require a complete log or set feeding and sleep targets. The current app shows your logged patterns without age norms, overtired warnings or nap predictions.

Yes. Invite the caregivers you want in your Loaf family. Each person joins on their own iPhone with their own sign-in. They can see the shared history and add or edit logs. Each log shows who added it. Loaf doesn't add people automatically.

No. Shared care is free in Loaf, with no caregiver limit. You and the people you invite do not need Loaf Pro to use the shared log, history or CSV export.

Yes. Any caregiver in the same Loaf family can end a running sleep timer from their phone. Loaf shares the change when the phones are connected. Hold or double-tap to end sleep. This helps prevent accidental stops.

Yes. You need internet the first time you open Loaf. After that, Loaf saves care logs on your iPhone even when you're offline, then syncs them when you reconnect. You need internet to join or invite caregivers, import a CSV or export history. Other caregivers can't see an offline log until it syncs.

Both phones need to be connected and in the same Loaf family to share updates. Home and History show when they are using this phone's copy or checking for updates. An entry saved offline appears on the other phone after it syncs. Avoid adding the same entry again; contact support if it remains missing.

Yes. Loaf imports a Nara Baby CSV during setup or from Settings. Before you import, the preview shows the entry types, counts, dates and any skipped rows. Some details become notes, and photos and attachments are not transferred. Importing needs internet. Keep the original CSV and check familiar entries after importing.

Not yet. Loaf currently supports Nara Baby CSV imports, not Huckleberry imports. Huckleberry support is planned, but there is no confirmed release date.

Yes. Every caregiver can export the family's logs as a CSV. Open Settings and choose Export all data while connected to the internet. Export stays free and doesn't require Loaf Pro. Loaf's CSV uses its own format. It isn't an exact copy of a Nara Baby export.

In Settings, choose Back up with Apple before changing phones or deleting the app. It connects Apple to the Loaf sign-in you already use, so your history stays with that sign-in. If you reinstall without linking Apple, Loaf creates a new sign-in that can't recover the old one. Keep a CSV export as a separate copy of your logs.

The caregivers in your Loaf family can see and edit its shared log. Invite only people you want to have that access. Loaf uses service providers to store data and run the app, as explained in the privacy policy. Loaf has no ads and does not sell your family's data.

If you're the only caregiver in a family, deleting your account deletes that family and its logs. If other caregivers share the family, they keep its history. That includes the logs you added, with your name attached. Deleted data can remain in recovery backups for up to 14 days. Deleting your Loaf account does not cancel an Apple subscription.