Garden

A shared baby tracker, in development

Hand off the baby, not the guesswork.

Garden is a shared baby tracker: one record of feeds, sleep and diapers for everyone who cares for your baby. Whoever is on duty sees what happened and who did what, and logs the next thing in a tap.

Garden home screen for a sample baby, Wren, 11 weeks old, at 7:37 PM: a sleep timer running since 7:21 PM, last feed 1 hour 34 minutes ago (breast, left side, 15 minutes), last diaper 1 hour 20 minutes ago (wet), and “Sleeping now, 16 minutes asleep”.

The Garden app, shown with a sample family’s data

Hand-offs

Walk in and know the day.

Taking over from your partner, a grandparent or the sitter? “While you were away” sums up every feed, diaper and sleep since your own last entry, for each child, and says who logged what.

The Today timeline lists every moment with the name of the person who logged it, so nobody wonders whether the six o’clock bottle happened.

Garden’s “While you were away” screen, covering the time since the viewer’s last entry at 12:13 PM: for Wren, 2 feeds (5.1 ounces by bottle and 15 minutes of breastfeeding), 2 wet and 1 dirty diapers, and 2 hours 14 minutes of sleep over 2 naps; nothing logged for Juniper.
The Wren card from “While you were away”: feeds, 2 (5.1 ounces by bottle and 15 minutes of breastfeeding), last at 6:02 PM; diapers, 2 wet and 1 dirty, last at 6:16 PM; sleep, 2 hours 14 minutes over 2 naps.
Three evening entries from the Today timeline, each marked as logged by Sam: a wet diaper changed at 6:16 PM, a 15-minute bath at 6:08 PM and a 15-minute left-side breastfeed at 6:02 PM.

Logging

A tap or two, one-handed.

Diapers save with one tap. Bottles open at the last amount. Timers for breastfeeding and sleep keep running when you put the phone down. Forgot something? Log it for earlier, or fix it later.

Also in Garden: pumping and milk stash, solids, medicine and temperature, growth, vaccines, teeth and milestones. It works offline, reminders are optional, and there’s a night mode for feeds in the dark.

Garden diaper logger for Wren with four large tiles: Wet, Dirty, Wet and dirty, and Dry; optional Rash and Blowout switches; and a When control set to now.
The diaper logger’s four tiles, Wet, Dirty, Wet and dirty, and Dry, under the line “Tap what you found. It saves right away.”
The bottle amount control: 5.1 ounces with minus and plus buttons and 2, 3, 4 and 5 ounce shortcuts.

Appointments

Ready for the pediatrician.

Before an appointment, make a PDF of the last 7, 14 or 30 days: daily totals and averages, sleep and feed charts, growth on WHO and CDC percentile curves, and whichever health sections you choose to include.

It’s a record for the appointment, not medical advice. Parents can also export everything as CSV or JSON.

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Page 2 of the same report, partly behind page 1: bar charts of sleep per day split into night and naps, feeds per day split into breast and bottle, then weight and length plotted on percentile curves.
Page 1 of a doctor report Garden generated for Wren, born Aug 2, 2026 and 11 weeks old, for Oct 4 to Oct 18: a daily summary table of feeds, breast minutes, bottle ounces, wet and dirty diapers, sleep and longest stretch for each day.
The Averages block of the report: 7.3 feeds a day, 15.3 ounces of bottle a day, 3 hours 17 minutes between feeds, 3.8 wet and 2.4 dirty diapers a day, 12 hours 39 minutes of sleep a day, and a longest stretch of 8 hours 50 minutes.

A report Garden generated for the sample family: pages 1 and 2 of 6, and its averages

Household

Everyone who helps, with the right access.

Invite the people who care for your baby and choose what each of them can do.

Parent
Logs everything, invites people, manages the household and exports the records.
Caregiver
Logs and sees everything, including the doctor report: a nanny or grandparent on duty.
View-only
Sees how the day is going without changing anything.

Launch pricing

One subscription for the whole household.

Every child and every caregiver you invite, on one subscription. Caregivers never pay, and paying doesn’t change anyone’s role.

Try it first14 days from your household’s first entry at launch, no card needed.
Cancel any timeAt launch, cancelling keeps your access to the end of the period you’ve paid for.
Your records stay yoursAfter paid access ends, records remain readable for 12 months. Exports stay available according to each person’s role.

One household

Monthly$4.99a month
Yearly$39.99billed yearly, about $3.33 a month
  • Logging by every parent and caregiver, on their own phones
  • View-only access for the people who just want to follow along
  • The full history, Today and “While you were away”
  • The PDF doctor report and CSV and JSON export

Both periods include the same service and renew until cancelled. Prices in US dollars before any sales tax. Billing and access policies are planned for launch; nothing is for sale yet.

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Questions

Anything else? Write to hello@gardenbabytracker.com.

When will Garden launch?

There's no launch date yet. Leave your email and we'll send one message when Garden is publicly available.

Can I start using Garden before it launches?

Not yet. Garden isn't open to new households before launch, and signing up doesn't enrol you in anything or reserve anything. It only means we'll email you when Garden is available. At launch you'll be able to try it free for 14 days before paying, once per household.

What will you email me?

First, one message with a link to confirm your address. After that, only the launch announcement. Every email has an unsubscribe link.

How much will Garden cost?

$4.99 a month or $39.99 a year for one household: the price Garden launches with. Both periods include the same service: logging by every parent and caregiver, view-only access for anyone else you invite, the full history, the doctor report and exports. Every child and every caregiver in the household is covered; caregivers never pay. Prices are in US dollars before any sales tax.

Is there a free version?

No ongoing free plan. At launch, your household’s first logged entry starts a free 14-day trial, once per household, with no card needed. Choose a subscription if you want to keep logging; the trial never turns into a paid subscription automatically. If you don’t subscribe, you’ll have 30 days to read and export the trial records before deletion, with an email warning when the trial ends. Your existing roles still apply.

What happens if I cancel?

At launch, a subscription renews monthly or yearly unless you cancel. Cancel renewal any time and keep full access until your paid period ends. Ask within 14 days of any yearly charge, including a renewal, for a full refund; logging ends when that refund is issued. There are no other partial-period refunds except where required by law.

What happens to our records after we stop paying?

After paid access ends, including after an annual refund, records stay readable for 12 months, with no new entries. Parents can export CSV and JSON; parents and caregivers can get the PDF doctor report. View-only members keep view-only access. Resubscribing during that window restores logging. We’ll email a warning 30 days before the window ends, then delete the records when it ends unless you resubscribe or delete them sooner. Billing, trial limits and these retention policies are planned for launch; they aren’t implemented yet. Nothing on this site charges you.

Will it be in the App Store or Google Play?

Garden runs in your phone’s web browser and can be added to your home screen like an app. It isn’t in the App Store or Google Play.

Who can see our records?

In Garden, each household’s records are shared only with the people invited into it, each with the role they were given: parent, caregiver or view-only. This website’s signup collects only your email address.

Do I need a Google account?

Garden uses Google sign-in today. Sign-in options for the public release aren’t settled yet, and the launch email will say what’s available.

Can I bring my history from another app?

Garden can import a CSV export from Nara Baby and shows a preview before anything is saved. Not every entry type carries over yet; the preview lists what would be skipped, and photos can’t be imported.

Does Garden give medical advice?

No. Garden keeps a record and can turn it into a report to bring to appointments. Questions about your baby’s health belong with your doctor.

Get one email when Garden launches.

Garden is in development for families in the US. Leave your email and we’ll let you know when it’s ready.