For everyone who looks after a child, 0–3

Your baby's whole day, one tap away.

Sleep, feeds and nappies in one tap. Recipes, the week's meals and what's in the freezer. Medicines, temperatures and vaccinations. One app, on the phone of everyone who looks after the child.

Coming soon to iPhone See how it works ↓

Try the phone: tap “Fell asleep”, “Feed” or “Nappy”.

Maria 9 months

Today's lunch

Chicken meatballs with vegetables

40 minutes

Since you last looked

2 new, from Ana

For the doctor

The last 7 days, as a PDF

9:41

The journal

The whole day, on one notebook page.

Sleep, feeds, nappies, medicines and notes, in order, each with the name of whoever wrote it down. Open the app and you see what happened since you last looked – without asking anyone.

  • Add what you forgot, later, at the right time
  • Deleted by mistake? Bring it back
  • A sleep chart over 7 or 30 days

Food

From the recipe to the empty bowl.

Each step sets up the next.

Health

The last medicine and the last temperature, without a tap.

Medicines with reminders you set, temperatures, vaccinations from the official schedule, WHO growth curves and a summary for the doctor as a PDF.

Not medical advice. The app never calculates a dose or makes a diagnosis: it shows the leaflet's own text and official guidance, with its source.

Everyone who helps

Everyone gets their own login. You choose what they see.

Parents invite a nanny, grandparents or anyone who looks after the child. Each signs in with their own e-mail and sees only the parts you give them. Try it:

What Ana sees

On your wrist

Both hands busy? The watch logs it.

The phone is charging in another room or in the pram bag: Lampion on Apple Watch works without it and never loses a tap. Tap the watch – it shows up on the phone.

  • No signal? Everything stays on the watch and goes later
  • Undo stays until your next tap

Five apps, or one.

Many families juggle a baby tracker, a recipe app, notes, reminders and the family WhatsApp group. Lampion is all five, for everyone who looks after the child.

Lampion next to the biggest

LampionHuckleberryHuckleberryBaby TrackerNaraBaby Daybook
Sleep, feeds and nappiesYesYesYesPaid after a 7-day trialYes
Recipes for the child’s ageYesNot foundNot foundNot foundNot found
Week plan that makes the shopping listYesNot foundNot foundNot foundNot found
Freezer and fridgeYesNot foundNot foundNot foundNot found
Medicine reminders you setYesLog onlyLog onlyLog onlyLog only
Each carer sees only what you chooseYesShared syncShared syncRead-only without a planNot found
AdsNeverNone foundIn the free versionNone foundIn the free version
Data used to track youNoneUsage dataIdentifiersUsage dataNone

Checked on 22 October 2026 on each app’s website and US App Store listing, free version unless stated. Tracking is what the developer declares on its App Store privacy label; Lampion has no analytics, ad or tracking SDKs. “Not found” means it wasn’t on those pages. Huckleberry, Baby Tracker, Nara, Baby Daybook, Solid Starts and WhatsApp, and their icons, are trademarks of their owners, shown only to identify the apps; Lampion isn’t affiliated with them. Sources: Huckleberry · Baby Tracker · Nara · Baby Daybook

What Lampion never does.

Questions

Short answers to what parents ask first.

What is Lampion?

A baby app for everyone who looks after a child from birth to three: one-tap logging of sleep, feeds and nappies, recipes and the week’s meals, and medicines, temperatures and vaccinations, all in one place.

Which phones does it work on?

iPhone, coming soon, with an Apple Watch app for logging when your hands are full. Android comes later.

Does Lampion show ads or track me?

No. No ads, no analytics, no trackers, and family data is never sold. You can export or delete it whenever you like.

Can grandparents or a nanny use it too?

Yes. Everyone who looks after the child gets their own login, and you choose what each person sees.

Does it work without internet?

Yes. Everything you log is saved on the phone first and syncs when you’re back online.

Does it give medical advice?

No. It never diagnoses and never calculates a dose. Health information restates official guidance and names its source, and medicine doses are shown exactly as the leaflet gives them.

Which languages is it in?

English and Romanian, and each person sees it in their own language.

Coming soon to iPhone.

Android later. We're testing it with the first families now.