Nagi

A baby tracker you can use one-handed, half asleep.

Log bottles, nursing sessions, diapers, and anything else you want to remember. Nagi keeps it quick so you can get back to your baby.

Nagi is for Android today. An iPhone version is planned.

Nagi's home screen: June, 3 months, with big Bottle, Nurse, Diaper and Note buttons and today's totals

Four things, four taps

Most days fit in four buttons.

Nearly everything you'll log is one of these, and each is a big button on the home screen.

Bottle

Log how much your baby drank and when. Nagi remembers your usual amount, so repeat entries are faster.

Nurse

A timer for nursing sessions that keeps track of which side you used last, so you don't have to.

Diaper

Mark a diaper as wet, dirty, or both with a single tap, and add details only if you want them.

Note

Jot down anything you want to remember, whether it's a milestone, a symptom, or just something from the day.

Nagi's history screen: a day of entries with the day's totals along the bottom

Every day, added up

Ready for the check-up question.

Nagi totals each day for you: how many ounces, how many diapers, how long your baby nursed. When the pediatrician asks how much she's eating, you can just read it off.

No account needed

Download it and start logging. Everything is stored on your phone, and it works without a signal.

Share it with your partner

Turn on cloud backup and invite them with a code. Whoever is up logs the feed, and the other phone shows it a few seconds later.

Switching from Nara?

Export your history from Nara and import the file into Nagi. Your feeds, diapers, and notes come along.

Try it now on Android

Free to start ยท Google Play listing coming soon

You can install the beta today, straight from this site: how to get it. Questions? Write to hello@nagibaby.com.

There are no ads, and your data is yours: export it or delete it whenever you like.