See the rhythm, not a schedule someone else wrote.
Lybadora reads sleep, feeding and diapers together across a day, and shows you your baby’s actual rhythm, the order and rough spacing, not a printed timetable.
- See a day laid out as it actually happened, across everything logged
- Notice when the order or spacing of a day genuinely shifts, week to week
- No clock-time targets, the guidance a rhythm is measured against is your baby’s own recent days
- One shared view of the day for every caregiver, instead of separate impressions
- Useful whether you’re building a first routine or checking whether one has changed
A rhythm, read across everything at once.
A routine is not one number, it is how sleep, feeding and diapers sit next to each other across a day. Lybadora reads all of it together and tells you when the shape of a day has actually changed, rather than asking you to track four separate totals and compare them yourself.
This morning
Nothing needs your attention today
Sleep, feeds and diapers all sit inside Ada's usual range.
- Sleep
- 14h 05m
- Feed
- 8
- Diaper
- 6
Questions come up every day.
- Does my baby need a fixed schedule?
- The published guidance sets ranges, not clock times. Lybadora is built around that: it reads order and rough spacing across your baby’s own days, not a fixed timetable.
- How is a routine tracker different from a sleep tracker?
- A routine reads sleep, feeding and diapers together, across a whole day, to show the overall rhythm, rather than any one of those tracked in isolation.
- Can this help me build a bedtime routine?
- Yes. You can see how a bedtime sequence and its timing actually play out over days, which is the kind of consistency research on bedtime routines has found makes a measurable difference.
$9.99 a month or $89.99 a year. No second tier, no add-ons and nothing to work out.