73% of millennial dads report parenting anxiety. No baby app addresses this. I built Baby Tracker for Dads after my daughter was born. Every app gave me charts—none answered "Am I doing this right?" Dad Co-Pilot is different: → One-tap logging (feeds, diapers, sleep) → "Is this normal?" insights based on CDC/AAP guidelines → Mental health breaks (breathing, stretches, dad jokes) → Partner sync without competition → True night mode for 3AM Built solo in 3 weeks. Free to download.
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I'm Sean. Built Baby Tracker for Dads after my daughter Emma was born 4 months ago.
Quick backstory: My wife and I couldn't remember anything that first month. "Did you feed her?" "I thought you did." Sleep deprivation destroyed our memories.
I tried Huckleberry, Baby Buddy, a few others. They're good apps. But I wanted something specific I couldn't find:
An app that tells me "you're doing fine" instead of just showing charts.
73% of millennial dads report parenting anxiety. I'm one of them. The "is this normal?" spiral was constant. Every app gave me data, but none gave me reassurance.
So I built what I needed:
1. Context, not just data. Not "5 feeds today" but "5 feeds—that's normal for this age." Based on CDC/AAP guidelines.
2. Mental health breaks. Breathing exercises, stretches, dad jokes. No other baby tracker has this. Because sometimes you just need to breathe.
3. Partner sync without competition. Same timeline, both parents. No leaderboards.
Built this during nap times and late nights—not instead of parenting, in the gaps. 3 weeks. SwiftUI, Core Data, CloudKit. Zero dependencies.
It's free to download. Core tracking is free forever. Premium exists but you don't need it to use the app.
Not claiming it's better than Huckleberry or Baby Buddy. It's just my take on what I needed as an anxious first-time dad. Might not be for everyone.
Would love honest feedback. What's missing? What's annoying? Tell me.
And if you're a new dad in the trenches: you're doing better than you think. 🍼