Know your baby.Parent better together.
Track your baby's day, spot what's changing, and get personalized guidance for your family.
Night wakings increased over the last 4 nights.
Bedtime has shifted later, while the last nap stayed the same.
Moving the last nap slightly earlier.
Parenting doesn't come with all the answers. It comes with questions.
Lybadora helps you understand the patterns behind everyday moments, and keeps everyone caring for your baby looking at the same picture.
Track the moments that matter.
Keep your baby's day in one place: sleep, feeding, diapers, development and daily routines.
Sleep tracker
Naps, night sleep, wake-ups and bedtimes, and how they change week to week.
Feeding tracker
Breastfeeding, bottles and solids, with the intervals and amounts behind them.
Diaper tracker
Every change logged in seconds and easy to review later.
Development tracker
Milestones and measurements, kept as your baby's own history.
Routine tracker
Your baby's daily rhythm as it actually is, not as a schedule says it should be.
How a logged day becomes something you can use.
Moments
A feed at 04:12. A nap that ended early. The day as it actually happened.
Data
Logged in seconds by whoever is holding the baby, onto one shared timeline.
Patterns
Lybadora reads this baby's own history. Never another baby's, never an average.
Insight
What changed, and by how much, traced back to the entries behind it.
Action
A clear next step you can take right now, without leaving the app.
Lybadora notices what you might miss.
The daily brief reads the last 24 hours and tells you what actually changed.
Lybadora insight
Sleep moved earlier and held.
Settling came 25 minutes earlier than the 7-day average, and the longest stretch grew by 40 minutes.
4h 10m
Longest
Bedtime, last 7 nights
- Sleep
- 9h 40m
- Feeds
- 7
- Diapers
- 6
Today
Worth watching alongside daytime naps.
See what changedSleep, in context
Every stretch measured against this baby's own recent nights, not a schedule someone else wrote.
One shared picture
Whoever logs it, everyone sees it. The handoff takes five seconds.
Growth over time
This baby's own measurements, plotted as they were recorded. No curves, no comparisons.
A week from now, the next daily brief shows whether settling held earlier or drifted back, and the pattern updates from there.
Not a bigger tracker.
Records what happened.
Understands what is happening, what is changing and what might be worth paying attention to.
Every insight comes from this baby's own logged history, not a population average and not a generic AI feature with no record behind it.
Meet Lyla, your parenting companion.
Ask about your own baby's record and get an answer from it: how sleep went this week, when the last feed was, what changed since Monday. Lyla reads what you logged, not generic advice from somewhere else.
Lyla is not a medical device, does not diagnose anything and does not replace your paediatrician.
Evidence you can trace.
Lybadora states what changed and by how much. The interpreting stays with you.
- Sourced
- Published answers cite where they come from, with the date they were last reviewed.
- This baby only
- Every insight is built from your own logged entries, never a population average.
- Clear limits
- Lybadora is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice.
Questions come up every day.
Direct, sourced answers to what parents actually ask, organized by topic.
Explore by topic
Baby sleep
Questions about sleep patterns, schedules and what caregivers can observe in a baby's own sleep history.
Feeding
Questions about bottle and breastfeeding patterns, intervals and amounts.
Shared care & caregiving
Questions about coordinating care across multiple caregivers -- parents, grandparents, nannies -- for the same baby.
Growth tracking
Questions about logging and understanding a baby's own growth measurements over time.
Newborn
The first weeks: feeding frequency, diaper counts, weight change, crying and what is worth asking a clinician about.
Development
Milestones, motor skills and communication, with the age ranges the research and the public-health checklists actually use.
Routine
Rhythms rather than schedules: wake windows, nap transitions, bedtime routines and how a day actually settles.
Parenting
The parent side of the first year: sleep debt, mental health, screens, comparison and deciding what is worth tracking.
One plan. One price.
$9.99 a month or $89.99 a year. No second tier, no add-ons and nothing to work out.
Common questions
- What is Lybadora?
- Lybadora is a baby tracking app that also reads what it records. You log sleep, feeding, diapers, growth and routines, and Lybadora shows you what changed in your own baby’s pattern and what might be worth trying next.
- Is Lybadora a baby sleep tracker?
- Yes. You can track naps, night sleep, wake-ups and bedtimes, and see how those change across days and weeks rather than one night at a time.
- What can I track with Lybadora?
- Sleep, breastfeeding, bottles, solids, diapers, growth measurements, milestones and daily routines, all on one shared timeline.
- How is Lybadora different from a basic baby tracker?
- Most trackers answer “what happened”. Lybadora answers “what is changing”: it compares your baby against their own recent history and tells you what shifted, by how much, and which entries that came from.
- Can I use Lybadora with my partner or a caregiver?
- Yes. Everyone caring for your baby writes into the same record and sees the same day, so a handover takes seconds instead of a phone call.
- What is Lyla?
- Lyla is the assistant inside Lybadora. You can ask it questions about your own baby’s logged record, how sleep has gone this week, when the last feed was, and it answers from your data, not from generic advice.
- How much does Lybadora Premium cost?
- One plan: $9.99 a month or $89.99 a year, which works out at $7.50 a month. There is no second tier and no free tier.
- Does Lybadora replace a paediatrician?
- No. Lybadora is not a medical device, does not diagnose anything, and does not give medical advice. It describes patterns in what you logged so you can bring something specific to a clinician.
Your baby is changing every day. Lybadora launches October 31.
No payment today, no card details. Reserve your place and we will email you the day it opens.