For exhausted new parents

Track the night.
Wake up clear.

Log feeds, diapers, and sleep in seconds at 3AM. Lullaby turns the night into a calm morning recap for you and your partner.

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3AM flow

A small night record for the wakeups you barely remember.

3:0701

Baby wakes

Dim room. One hand free. No bright dashboard, just the last thing that happened.

  • Last feed 2h ago
  • Night mode
  • One hand free
3:0902

Log the basics

Start the feed, choose a side, add bottle amount, and tap wet or dirty before you forget.

  • Left side
  • 70 ml
  • Wet
3:1403

Handoff is ready

Last feed, diaper, and sleep are already there for your partner when morning starts.

  • Partner will see this
  • Last feed saved
  • Sleep ready

Track

Last feed, diaper, sleep. Ready by morning.

Keep the night log short: feed, sleep, wet or dirty diaper, partner handoff, and bounded help for a common newborn worry.

01

Feed

Feed started

Start a feed with one thumb, keep the side visible, and leave bottle 70 ml one tap away.

Feed started at 3:12.

Left side logged, 11 min in.
02

Sleep

Sleep started

Mark sleep without building a routine. Start time, last nap, and wake window stay visible.

Sleep started at 4:36.

Last nap ended 51 min ago.
03

Diaper

Wet diaper logged

Tap wet or dirty once. Daily count is ready for the morning handoff.

Diaper changed at 3:48.

Third wet diaper saved for today.
04

Partner sync

Morning recap is ready

One of you logs the night. The other wakes to a calm recap of last feed, sleep, and diapers, with no 3AM debrief needed.

Partner saw the recap.

Last feed, sleep, and 3 diapers — 4 night events.

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Start tonight with Lullaby.

For parents logging feeds, diapers, sleep, and partner handoffs at 3AM. Download it tonight and wake up clear.

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  • Last feed saved
  • Partner handoff ready
  • No diagnosis
  • One-handed at 3AM

FAQ

Questions parents ask before 3AM.

Lullaby is built for simple night logging and bounded newborn guidance not diagnosis, not endless charts.