KutiePie
Say it like cutie pie. Use it like a reflex.
One tap to log a feed, a nap or a diaper. One-handed, in the dark, with a baby on the other arm.
Follow @kutiepie.app for the launch
No ads · No analytics · 8 languages · Android first, iPhone later
9:12 PM
Your thumb knows what to do.
Tap anything on the mobile. That's the whole lesson.
Feed, nap, diaper, note: each one is a single tap in the app, with buttons big enough for a sleepy thumb.
11:40 PM
Close the app. The clock keeps counting.
Sleep, feed and pump timers live in your notification tray. Forgot one? You'll get a nudge, and you can fix the end time. Want a heads-up before the next feed? It rings like an alarm, not a whisper.
Your time
3:07
You're up. We know.
It's 3 am. You're not alone, and the screen won't blind you.
From 8 PM to 7 AM KutiePie goes warm and dim, with almost no blue light. Less glare now, easier to drift off after.
5:02 AM
Dadi logged the 5 am feed. Go back to sleep.
Partner, grandparents, nanny: everyone sees feeds, naps and running timers within seconds. Two of you start a timer at once? KutiePie sorts it out. Without sharing, the log never leaves your phone; with it, it sits on our server in the UK and nowhere else.
6:00 AM
Vaccines, by country, ticked off one by one.
Schedules for India, the UK and the US with due dates from your baby's birthday, info pages for each one, and WHO's "when to call the doctor" signs. A logbook, not a doctor.
- At birthGiven · 12 Aug
- 6 weeksGiven · 23 Sep
- 10 weeksGiven · 21 Oct
- 14 weeksDue 18 Nov
What each one is for
An info page per vaccine, in plain words, with who recommends it.
When to call the doctor
WHO's warning signs for newborns, one tap away, any hour.
A logbook, not a doctor
We keep the dates. Your paediatrician makes the calls.
7:00 AM
Morning. Here's the night, on one strip.
9 feeds · 13h 34m sleep · 7 diapers
Your nights, gently counted.
Made by Vedamm LLP, India. Android first; iPhone later.