Raising a baby is a team. Pebby keeps you in sync.
Every feed, nap, diaper change and milestone, logged once and shared with everyone caring for your little one, the moment it happens. No more “did you already feed her?”
Track the whole day in a tap
Feeds, sleep, diapers and milestones, each with its own gentle color so you can read the day at a glance. Start a timer with one thumb, even at 3am.
Feeding
Breast, bottle or solids: log type, side, duration and amount. A live timer keeps counting even if you lock your phone.
Sleep
Tap when they drift off, tap when they wake. Pebby tallies naps and night sleep into a daily total, and learns their rhythm.
Diapers
Wet, dirty or both: one tap and it's logged with a timestamp, so you can spot patterns and never lose track.
Growth & milestones
Record weight, height and tummy-time, and capture the firsts (first smile, first roll, first steps) on a keepsake timeline.
Made for the messy, beautiful days
Every screen is built for one-handed taps at 3am. Here's what that actually looks like.
Gentle insights that make sense of the days
Pebby quietly turns every log into a picture of your baby's rhythm, and its sleep-prediction algorithm even tells you when the next nap is likely coming.
Gorgeous by day. Gentle at night.
Pebby follows your phone's appearance automatically, or pick a side. For the 2am feeds, dark mode keeps everything easy on tired eyes, with the same calm layout you know in the daylight.
Tap to preview. It's the same screen, both ways.
Your data, yours to keep
Export your baby's complete history any time: a clean CSV for your own records, or a beautifully formatted PDF to share with your pediatrician.
- Export as often as you like, free, no subscription
- Delete everything in a tap, whenever you want
Frequently asked questions
How does sharing with another caregiver work?
Which devices does Pebby work on?
Is there a free version?
Can I get my data out of Pebby?
Is my family's data private?
Calmer days start with one tap
Join the caregiving teams who finally stopped asking “did you already feed her?”