No AI. Not Now, Not Ever.
See the patterns that matter.
Log feeds, sleep, nappies and weaning in seconds. Littles hands you back your own baby's real days, so what you learn comes from your little one and not from an average of somebody else's.
Free to download and log. Premium is free for two weeks, then 6.99 a month.

Why Littles Is Different
No AI. On purpose.
This is the whole reason Littles exists, so it is worth being clear about.
Most tracker apps run your logs through an algorithm and hand back a nap your baby was supposed to take. It sounds helpful. In practice you spend the afternoon watching a clock, waiting for a window that was calculated from thousands of other babies, and when your baby does something else, and they will, it lands as though you got it wrong.
You did not get it wrong. The average did. There is no algorithm in Littles at all: nothing predicting, nothing suggesting, nothing quietly scoring how your day went. Just your baby's real day, laid out clearly enough that you can see it for yourself.
A prediction can only ever describe the average baby. Yours is not the average baby.
Apps that predict
Tells you when your baby should sleep
Generic wake windows from a population average
Notifications that make you feel behind
A schedule to follow, and to fail
Your data feeding someone else's model
Littles
Shows you what your baby actually did
Your baby's own 24 hour sleep needs
Quiet unless you switch it on
A record you understand, and can act on
Your data staying yours
What You Can Track
Everything in one place.
Breastfeed
Sides, durations and how it went.
Solids
First foods, textures and reactions.
Sleep
Naps, nights and the gaps between.
Pumping
Sessions and output.
Bottles
Volumes and times, in one timeline.
Medication
Doses and timings.
Nappies
Wet, dirty or both.
Allergies
Allergen introduction, reactions, and progress through your allergy ladders.
How It Works
Log it. Leave it. Look back.
STEP ONE
Tap it in
Two taps starts a timer. That's it. Quick enough to do one-handed while you're feeding, and quick enough that it still happens at 2:47am when you're barely awake.
STEP TWO
Let the week build
You don't have to do anything clever. A few days in, the shape of your baby's day starts showing up on its own.
STEP THREE
See what's really going on
Track sleeps for seven days and Littles shows your baby's own 24 hour sleep needs, worked out from their days rather than an average. The long nap that costs you bedtime shows up too.
Reminders
Nothing beeps unless you ask it to.
Every reminder is switched off when you install the app. Turn on the one thing you actually want chasing, like a medication dose, and leave the rest silent. Littles will never ping you to say your baby is late for a nap, because Littles has no opinion about when the nap should be.
Breastfeed
A nudge when you want one.
Sleep
Off unless you turn it on.
Medication
Never miss a dose.
Nappies
Only if that's useful to you.
Night mode
A screen that doesn't wake anybody up.
Switch Littles to night mode and the whole app goes dark. No white glare at 2:47am, no lighting up the room while you start a sleep timer with one thumb.
If you're co-sleeping, that matters. The phone stays inches from your baby's face and a bright screen is the fastest way to end a feed that was going well.
It matters for you too. Bright light in the middle of the night makes it harder to drop back off once the feed is done.

Lock screen widget
Check the timer without unlocking anything.
Start a sleep or feed timer and it appears straight on your lock screen, counting up. A glance tells you how long they have been down, or how long this feed has gone on.
You can stop the timer from there too. No unlocking, no finding the app, no bright screen while you are holding a sleeping baby.

Your Own Notes
The detail you'll never remember on your own.
Add a note to any log while it is fresh. Two weeks later, when you are trying to work out what changed, it is all still there in your own words. Your notes belong to you, and nobody else can edit them.

Questions
The things parents ask us.

