Made by parents, mostly at 3am.

Because we were tired of asking each other. The first weeks with a newborn run on tiny facts: what time the last feed started, which side, how much was in the bottle, whether that diaper was wet. Those facts lived on a whiteboard, in a notes app, in a text thread and in two very tired heads.

So we built the simplest thing that could answer the question without waking anyone up: two big buttons, Feed and Diaper, and the next feed time right at the top. Then a partner needed to see it. Then a grandparent. Then reminders, so the 3am feed didn't depend on someone remembering.

Feedoo Baby is what came out of those nights. It's deliberately small. It tracks feeds, diapers, supplements and appointments, and it tries to do those few things well, one-handed, in the dark.

We're not doctors, and Feedoo Baby doesn't give medical advice. When we share numbers, like how much newborns typically eat or how many wet diapers to expect, we use published guidance from sources like the AAP, CDC, NHS and WHO, and we name them. Your pediatrician always knows your baby better than any app.