Pixy: AI Baby & Kid Tracker
AI sleep, feeding and routine tracker for ages 0 to 12
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Pixy: AI Baby & Kid Tracker - The baby tracker that doesn't get outgrown

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Every baby tracker expires. Pixy covers ages 0–12: newborn feeds and nap predictions first, potty training and school routines later. Log by typing one sentence. Sleep predictions learn your child's own wake windows, not an average baby's — and stay free.

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Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I'm an independent developer. Most baby trackers stop being useful around two — the home screen is still nappy counts for a child who's been out of nappies for six months. Pixy covers 0–12 and changes what it shows by stage: feeding and nappies for 0–2, potty training and kindergarten routines for 3–7, homework and chores for 7–12. The other thing I kept getting wrong myself: logging at 3 AM. Menu trees are hopeless one-handed in the dark, so you can just type it — "40 minute nap", "38.5 fever two hours ago" — and it files it in the right place, with the right time and units. The sleep prediction is free, no trial. It reads the wake windows already in your log and projects the next nap as a range — your child's own median, not an average baby's. Premium covers the AI assistants instead. The reasoning being that the thing you open fifteen times a day shouldn't be the paid part. Where it's not the right pick: released March 2026, so no long track record. No wearable or smart-monitor integration. Not a medical device. One question for anyone who's had a kid — at what age did your tracking app stop being useful, and what did you do instead? That's the gap I'm building into and I'd rather hear it from you than guess.