BabyOpaThe baby log for the whole family, in each person's own language
When Grandma has the baby in the morning and the nanny covers the afternoon, everyone should know when the last feed was. BabyOpa gives parents, grandparents and helpers one shared log, and is learning to speak each person's language: English, 简体中文, Español or 한국어.
Works today
One tapLog a feed, a nap or a diaper with one tap, one-handed and half asleep. The feed timer shows which side is next, and the screen goes dark at night.
Shared between phonesEach person logs on their own phone and sees the same log. Join with an invite code, no account. End-to-end encrypted, so we can't read it.
Parents and helpersGrandparents and nannies join as helpers and can log. Parents decide whether helpers see the weekly report, and can remove a helper's phone at any time.
Send an updateOne tap writes a summary of the last 24 hours to send in any chat app. Every Sunday there is a calm weekly report.
More to logPumping, growth, medicine and vitamin D, temperature, and a short note on any entry.
Summary for the doctorOne page covering the last two weeks: feeds, diapers, sleep, growth, medicines and temperatures. Just the facts, to show at a checkup.
Each person in their own language New in the beta
- Each person picks their language. English, 简体中文, Español or 한국어. Grandpa reads BabyOpa in Chinese, the nanny in Spanish, and you in English, on the same shared log. The setting is per phone.
- Simple mode for helpers. Three big buttons and large text, on by default for helpers.
- Updates and reports in each person's language. The 24-hour update, the weekly report and the doctor summary are written in the language of the phone that opens them.
Join the TestFlight beta
We're looking for families where a grandparent or a nanny helps with daytime care, especially if they read Chinese, Spanish or Korean more easily than English. The beta is free on iPhone. Tell us who helps and what languages they read, and we'll send you an invite.
Email to join the betaOr write to babyopa@threadangellabs.com. "Opa" means grandpa.
BabyOpa summarizes what you log. It is not medical advice; for any health concern, contact your pediatrician.