The app is deliberately lean. Here's what's in it — and why.
Six activity types: feeding, sleep, diaper, medication, note, and milestones. Each has its own tile on the home screen, showing the time since the last entry. A tap opens the detail dialog with the current time. Feeding and sleep can run as timers; details like feeding amount or medication dosage can be added in the same dialog. Entries can be edited or deleted directly from the timeline within five minutes.
Running feeding and sleep sessions stay visible even when Quicklog Baby is not open. Live Activities show the timer on your Lock Screen, and on supported iPhones Dynamic Island keeps the running time visible at the top.
All entries are grouped by day. You can see at a glance when the last feeding, sleep, or diaper change happened. Unlimited history: entries stay saved as long as you use the app. Filters hide individual activity types.
Three zoom levels: Day shows the last 24 hours on a timeline. Week places seven days side by side. Month gives you a calendar heatmap covering 28 to 31 days. Arrow buttons navigate between timeframes; color coding separates sleep, feeding, diaper, and medication; the 24-hour Y-axis (00:00 to 22:00) tells you not only how much your baby slept, but when. Essential for recognizing night-sleep patterns.
All entries are locally on your device. No server, no cloud, no external transfer. No account, no email, no password. CSV export anytime. Fully offline-capable, no internet required, ever.
Native support for iPhone and iPad (App Store), Android phones and tablets (Google Play), plus an Apple Watch app for fast logging from your wrist.
Switch between children and keep each profile separate. Name, birthday and entries stay organized per child.
The app interface is available in German and English and follows your device's system language. Quicklog Baby is completely free, no ads, no in-app purchases, no subscription. Core features will remain free permanently.
The new screens put timers and quick actions where parents need them in real life.
Start feeding or sleep, add details and save the finished session cleanly to your timeline.
The running timer stays present on your Lock Screen without reopening the app.
On supported iPhones, the running time stays visible while you use other apps.
Large wrist-sized tiles help you log quickly when your iPhone is not within reach.
Running timers stay controllable on Apple Watch too, with a clear stop button.