The baby tracker that helps you understand your baby.
Lybadora records your baby's day the way any baby tracker does, in two taps, from whoever is holding the baby. What happens next is the difference: it learns your baby's own pattern from those entries and tells you what changed.
What a baby tracker records
Six trackers, one timeline, one record every caregiver writes into.
Today
What Lybadora does with the record
A log on its own is a list of times. These are the three things Lybadora reads out of it.
Patterns
Your baby's own usual range, built from your baby's own recent days. Never an average.
Changes
When the pattern moves, bedtime drifting later, feeds getting shorter, Lybadora says what moved and by how much, traced back to the entries it read.
The daily brief
One short read each morning: what changed in the last 24 hours, what may sit behind it and one thing worth trying, with the reason it came up.
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 changedWho it is for
The parent who wants to know what changed, not only what happened. You log the day as it goes, and Lybadora reads the week you would otherwise have to hold in your head.
And the second caregiver. A partner, a grandparent or a nanny writes into the same record and sees the same day, so a handover does not depend on anyone remembering it.
The first weeks
A newborn's day is mostly feeds, diapers and sleep, and the published figures for those three come from different bodies and cover different ages. There is a page for that.
Questions about the baby tracker
- What is a baby tracker?
- A baby tracker is an app you log a baby's day into: sleep, feeds, diaper changes, growth and the shape of the day, usually shared between the people caring for the baby. Lybadora does that, and then reads the record back to you.
- What makes Lybadora different from other baby tracker apps?
- Most of the value in a tracker sits after the logging, and that is the part Lybadora is built for. It learns your baby's own pattern from your own entries and tells you what changed, instead of showing you a total and leaving the reading to you.
- Is the baby tracker free?
- No. Lybadora has one plan, Lybadora Premium. There is no free tier. What it includes and what it costs are on the pricing page.
- Can both parents use the same baby tracker?
- Yes. Everyone caring for the baby writes into one shared record and sees the same day, from their own device, so nobody has to relay what happened while they were out.
- Does the baby tracker work for a newborn?
- Yes, and the first weeks have a page of their own. In week one there is not yet a pattern to read, so Lybadora keeps to what it can honestly say about the day you logged.
- Does Lybadora say whether my baby is doing well?
- No. Lybadora does not judge your baby and it is not a medical device. It shows your own record and what changed in it. A published range may stand beside your baby's own number, named and dated, and Lybadora never places your baby against it.
When Lybadora opens
Lybadora opens 1 January 2027. You can register before then and keep your place.