Simple Breastfeeding Tracker

About this app

Made for good enough parents who want to keep things simple. # What is Feedr? A simple app to keep track when you last fed your baby and which breast was used. What we needed: * It should be possible to check how long ago our baby was last fed with a glance * Tracking a feeding should be a one tap action Our solution: * Lock Screen Widgets and Apple Watch Complications for the quick glance * Fast access to the app via Widget/Complication * One tap to track the last feeding # What if I don't have an Apple Watch? This app is of course also very convenient without an Apple Watch. Use the Feedr Lock Screen Widget or place a Widget on your Home Screen to quickly check when you last fed your baby. # Features - Track with one tap - Lock Screen Widget support - Home Screen Widget support - Apple Watch Complication support - Native Apple Watch app - Timer - Night Mode - Track past feedings* - Add a reminder to track* - View and edit your tracking history* # Why was this made? When our daughter was born, it was hard to keep track if she might already be hungry again when crying. Remembering when you last fed a baby is quite the challenge without sleep. Additionally, my wife forgot which breast she used last quite often. There is no lack of apps that try to help young parents. Unfortunately most, if not all of them, try to be the ultimate baby app. This leads to cluttered apps full of features we did not need. In fact, the sheer amount of tracking and statistics felt wrong to us (feeding, diapers, sleep, teeth,...). We wanted to keep things simple and actually useful for us. # Privacy Nothing is tracked or sent to the cloud in this app. Everything you do is saved locally on your phone only. * Requires a one-time purchase of Feedr Pro (purchase is shared with members in your family)

This app has been updated by Apple to prepare for watchOS 27 compatibility. No new features are included. Fixed some wrong german translation. Thanks for all the feedback! Have a wonderful day!

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1. First observed Sep 23, 2026 · 10:40 AM Free