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Lifeharbor

For the newest member of the family — and for you

A baby tracker that remembers the mother too.

Feeds, naps, vaccinations, and doctor's appointments for your newborn — and, in the same calm place, your own sleep, medicine, and recovery, because someone should be keeping track of you as well.

No credit card required. Try every feature for 15 days, with nothing held back.

A mother gently holding her newborn baby

So many apps for the baby. None for you.

There are plenty of apps for tracking a newborn, and most of them do that one job well. What almost none of them do is look after the person doing the tracking — the sleep you aren't getting, the appointments that are yours, the recovery nobody is reminding you about.

So it turns into one app for feeds, another for vaccinations, a third for your own health, and a separate subscription for each — several logins to keep up with in the middle of the night, when you have the least patience for any of them.

Your baby's care and your own, in one place

The small details of these first months — feeds, doses, dates, and how you're doing — kept together instead of scattered across apps.

Feeds & Naps

Jot down feeds, naps, and diaper changes in seconds — easy to use one-handed, even at 3 in the morning.

Vaccine Reminders

Every shot and every date, so you're never trying to remember the schedule from memory.

Doctor Visits

A reminder before every appointment, yours and your baby's, so neither one quietly slips past.

Your Sleep, Too

Track your own sleep through the pregnancy and the months after, when it's the first thing to go.

Medicine Reminders

A gentle nudge for every dose, yours and your baby's, at the times you set.

Finding Your Feet Again

Room for your own health after the delivery — movement, eating, and how you're actually doing.

Why not just use a simple baby tracking app?

Because they only take care of the baby's health and wellness, not yours.

Room for both of you

Everything is clearly categorized and color-coded, so you can find and edit any of it at any time. The overview brings what matters into a single view, without opening a module at all.

Easy enough for a hard week

Each entry takes seconds. Enter a detail once and reuse it again and again, instead of typing it out every time.

Ready to grow with your family

Add a journal, emergency contacts, or a gentle daily check-in whenever you need them — no new app, no starting over.

What you share stays with your family — nobody else

Privacy isn't a policy page here — it's how we built the whole thing.

Locked down at the deepest level

Every family's information is walled off from every other family's, enforced on every single request — not just a promise in the fine print.

You decide who sees what

Sharing with a partner or co-parent is entirely your choice — your own private notes stay that way unless you say otherwise.

Fits into what you already use

Appointment and medicine reminders can show up on your own Google Calendar — one more place you already check, nothing new to learn.

Fifteen days, on us. Every feature included.

Start with Feeds & Naps — and add whatever else these early months need, whenever you need it.

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Questions new parents ask us

Can both parents add entries?

Yes — share access with a partner or co-parent so you're both looking at the same feeds, naps, and appointments instead of keeping two separate lists in your heads.

Is this really made for newborns?

Yes — Feeds & Naps is built around those early months especially, quick enough to use one-handed in the middle of the night, and it keeps working for as long as you want to use it.

Does it help me keep vaccines on schedule?

Yes — every dose and date is logged in one place, so you always have a clear record to check against your doctor's schedule.

Can I keep track of my own sleep and mood too?

Yes — those are separate, private spaces just for you, and no one sees them unless you decide to share.

Is it free to try?

Yes — everything is included in the 15-day free trial, and we don't ask for a card to start.

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