Bebito - Baby Tracker
Track feeds, sleep & growth — on-device, private, beautiful
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Bebito - Baby Tracker - Track feeds, sleep & growth — on-device, private, beautiful

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Bebito is a baby tracker built by a parent, for parents. Log feeds, sleep, diapers, growth, and milestones — all designed for one-handed use at 3 AM. What makes it different: - Smart predictions that learn your baby's rhythm - Live Activity + Dynamic Island timers on Lock Screen - Apple Watch companion for wrist-quick logging - WHO growth percentile charts - 8 home & lock screen widget types All data stays on your device. No account, no cloud, no tracking. 17 languages. Free to start.

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Hey Product Hunt! I'm Kuthay, an indie iOS developer and new dad. The idea for Bebito came from pure frustration. During the first weeks with our baby, we were tracking feeds on paper, forgetting diaper changes, and Googling "is this sleep schedule normal?" at 2 AM. I tried every baby tracker on the App Store — they all felt clinical, cluttered, or wanted my baby's data on their servers. So I built the tracker I actually wanted to use. A few things I'm proud of: - Every interaction is designed for one hand, because the other one is always holding a baby - The app learns your baby's feeding patterns and predicts when the next feed is likely — this was a lifesaver during growth spurts - Live timers on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island mean you never have to unlock your phone mid-feed - Apple Watch app lets you start/stop timers from your wrist - Zero data collection. Your baby's data never leaves your device. Period. Tech-wise: 100% native SwiftUI + SwiftData, zero external dependencies, Swift 6 strict concurrency. Built for performance and privacy from the ground up. Available in 17 languages including English, Turkish, German, Spanish, French, Greek, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Portuguese, Russian, Italian, Dutch, Swedish, Danish, and Norwegian. Free to use with a Pro upgrade for insights, widgets, and growth analytics. No ads, ever. I'd love your feedback — especially from parents who've been frustrated with other trackers. What features matter most to you?