Track newborn feedings and diapers together

The newborn questions come up all day. When did the baby last eat?

How many wet diapers today? How long was that nap? Cubtale keeps feeds, diapers, sleep, medicine, and growth in one shared timeline, so both parents have the same answers.

Your pediatrician will likely ask about feeds and diapers at checkups. Cubtale turns your logs into a PDF report you can share with your healthcare provider before the visit.

What makes Cubtale the best baby app for both parents?

A shared baby tracker only works if everyone actually uses it. Cubtale makes that easy with separate logins, one shared baby profile, simple caregiver invites, real-time updates, and one Premium plan for the whole family.

How to share your baby tracker app with your partner

1. Download Cubtale and sign in with Apple, Google, or Facebook.
2. Create your baby’s profile.
3. When the app asks about your family, choose who helps with care. You can also open the Family tab and tap Add Caregiver anytime.
4. Pick their role (Dad, Mom, Grandma, Nanny, and more) and send the invite.
5. Your partner signs in with their own account and joins your baby’s profile.

Real-time sync between both parents’ phones

Every log shows up on both parents’ phones right away.

Say the baby just fell asleep. Grandma is helping at home and Mom is out running errands. Grandma logs the nap, and Mom gets a notification that the baby is asleep.

Sleep timers sync too. While the baby sleeps, a timer appears on each family member’s lock screen. It shows the start time and the nap length. It keeps running until the baby wakes up and someone logs it.

The app saves logs even when you’re offline and syncs them once you’re back online.

One baby and pregnancy tracker app for both parents and users

Add anyone who helps care for your baby:

• Mom and Dad
• Grandparents
• Nanny or babysitter
• Daycare staff
• Lactation consultant or sleep consultant
• Pediatrician or nurse
• Other family and friends

Cubtale works on iPhone and Android, so families with both kinds of phones can share one baby profile. Caregivers can also log from a tablet, an Apple Watch, or a Cub.

Cubs are one-press loggers that sync to the app. Put a Sleep Cub by the crib or a Medicine Cub by the medicine cabinet, or give a nanny the Bottle Cub. One press logs the event and the whole family sees it. Families who use Cubs log about 70% of events with them, because it is so simple compared to logging from a phone.

Free baby tracker app to share with your whole family

Cubtale is free to download, and inviting your partner and family is free.

If one person on a baby’s profile has Cubtale Premium, everyone on that profile gets premium features. It works like Apple Family Sharing, but the app builds it in. If the person paying cancels, the family’s premium access ends.

Why it’s one of the best apps for new parents

New parents need fewer apps, not more. Cubtale covers pregnancy, newborn tracking, milestones, and memories in one place. It is made for the whole family from day one. When you go back to work, you still see when your baby ate, napped, and woke up as it happens.

Apps for nannies: logging care for parents

Nannies get their own login and can log feeds, naps, diapers, and medicine from a phone, tablet, or Cub. As caregivers provide care, the app notifies parents right away, so they don’t need to send end-of-day texts or keep paper logs.

A baby tracking app for daycare

Many daycares use Cubtale to log naps, feeds, and medicine through the day. Parents see exactly when their baby slept, woke, and ate, and how routines change over time.

Medicine is easier to manage across shifts. If a baby needs medicine every 12 hours from different caregivers, everyone can see the last dose time. Reminders also go to every caregiver involved.

For lactation and sleep consultants

Consultants can follow clients’ breastfeeding and sleep routines between visits. Each baby shows up as a tab, and detailed charts show patterns, progress, and how routines change over time.

For pediatricians and nurses

Some babies need closer follow-up, like babies born early or babies with special care needs. Your healthcare provider may want to see feed times and amounts, pee and poop counts, spit-up, or temperature changes. You can share PDF reports before visits, or add your pediatrician or nurse to the family so they see logs as they come in.

For separated and co-parenting families

Each parent has their own login and sees the same history, so nothing gets lost between two homes. Real-time notifications tell both parents when the baby ate, slept, or had medicine, no matter whose day it is.

Twins and siblings

Track twins or siblings in one app. Each child has their own tab on the home screen.

Build memories together

Photos, videos, and journal entries come together in one shared family journey. Everyone can add memories, comment, react, and watch your baby’s story grow together.

Milestones visible to all family

Follow your baby’s development with CDC-aligned milestone checklists, so parents and caregivers know what your baby is doing now and what typically comes next.

For grandparents who speak another language

Cubtale is available in English, French, Arabic, Spanish, Turkish, German, and Italian. Each family member uses the app in their own language.

Privacy and control

Everyone you add to a baby’s profile can see that baby’s data. Cubtale never sells your data to third parties. We encrypt all data and store it securely. Learn more about data security.

Only the profile owner can add or remove family members, and anyone can leave a family at any time. If a nanny or caregiver created your baby’s profile, email info@cubtale.com to move ownership back to you.