Early access now available
The baby tracker that thinks ahead.
Feeds, meals, sleep, diapers, pumping and growth in a tap, shared with your partner and calm enough for 3 am. It learns your baby's rhythm, so you can see when the next nap is likely.
Free during early access · No ads · No card
What you see at 3 am.
Home, at a glance
How long since the last feed, which side is next, and when the next sleep is likely.
A bottle in two taps
It opens on your usual amount and formula. Change it with − and +, no keyboard.
Every entry, checked
A day's totals and timeline. Logged a diaper twice at 3 am? It spots it and asks.
The week, in plain words
What changed since last week, and every day as a strip from midnight to midnight.
Yesterday, in one card
Last night's sleep and yesterday's feeds and diapers, set beside the AAP's ranges with the source named.
Growth on the WHO curves
Your measurements over time. Your pediatrician looks at the trend.
Screens from the app, with example data. Swipe for more.
Compared
What other trackers charge for, Livia includes.
- Next-nap estimatePaid in Huckleberry and Baby TrackerIncluded in Livia
- Real-time partner syncPaid in Baby Tracker and Baby Daybook; Glow Baby charges for a second caregiverIncluded in Livia
- Logging with no trial and no paywallNara Baby is read-only after its 7-day trialIncluded in Livia
Built for the night shift.
One thumb, half asleep.
Feeds, sleep and diapers in a tap or two. Left or right, bottle or meal — it remembers your usual, and a running timer keeps going even if you close the app.
Both phones, same night.
Invite your partner and every entry shows up on their phone within seconds — so whoever's up knows when the baby last ate.
No signal, no problem.
Everything saves on your phone first, then syncs when you're back online. Logging never waits for the network.
Coming soon
Ask Livia, an assistant that knows your baby's days.
Ask about your baby's routine in plain words. Ask Livia answers from what you've logged — how feeds and naps are changing, what tonight might look like — and offers gentle suggestions. Routines only: anything about health goes to your pediatrician.
Is she napping less this week?
A little: about 2h 40m of naps a day, 25 minutes less than last week. Her bedtime hasn't moved, so tonight's likely to look like the last few.
And when everything's normal, it'll say so.
Questions
- What is early access?
- Livia is open to a first group of families before its App Store and Google Play launch. You get the full app — every feature, no ads, no card — and a direct line to the person building it. What you ask for shapes what ships next.
- Is it really free?
- Yes, and it stays free. Everything other trackers put in a premium plan — partner sync, next-nap estimates, growth charts and the full history — is included in Livia. The one thing Livia will charge for is Ask Livia, the assistant that's coming.
- How is Livia different from Huckleberry or Nara Baby?
- Livia puts the things other trackers charge for or leave out — next-nap estimates, real-time partner sync, offline logging, a log that catches its own typos and a night's sleep counted whole — in one free app with no ads. Leaving Nara Baby? Livia imports the history you export from it. The blog has the side-by-side comparison and head-to-heads with Huckleberry and Nara Baby. Read the comparison →
- What happens to my logs?
- They're saved on your phone first, so logging works with no signal, and synced to your account so a partner can see them. When Livia reaches the App Store, your account and everything in it carry over.
- Is it on iPhone and Android?
- Yes. Tap the App Store or Google Play button, enter your email, and we'll send you the download link.
Early access now available
Get Livia before everyone else.
Early access is open: the full app, free, before its store launch. Enter your email and we'll send you the download link.