Honey Bun: Baby Tracker

About this app

The hands-free baby tracker for exhausted parents. Track feeds, diapers, and medicine by voice, chat, Alexa, or tap. Stay synced with your partner. See what's next from your Lock Screen. THREE THINGS HONEY BUN DOES DIFFERENTLY ▸ Log hands-free — Voice, chat, Alexa, or tap. Whatever's easiest while you're holding a baby. Just say "Honey Bun, log a 4 oz bottle of formula." ▸ Stay in sync — Real-time updates across every caregiver's device. No more "when did she last eat?" texts at 3 AM. Whether one parent or four, everyone sees the same picture instantly. ▸ Never lose track — Lock Screen Live Activity shows the next feeding window without unlocking your phone. Overnight feeding alarms wake you when the timing matters. Built-in timers for nursing sessions, medicine intervals, and pumping schedules. WHAT'S INSIDE • Voice and chat logging — talk to Honey Bun in plain English • Alexa skill — hands-free on any Echo device (coming soon) • Live partner sync — every entry appears on every device, instantly • Lock Screen Live Activity — see what's next at a glance • Overnight feeding alarms — reminders for the middle of the night • Quick AI summaries — ask about today's totals, patterns, or what's next • Detailed history — see trends and what worked BUILT BY A PARENT, FOR PARENTS The hardest part of having a newborn wasn't caring for the baby — it was remembering everything while exhausted. Honey Bun is the app I wished I had at 3 AM. — Ryan Honey Bun is not a medical device and not a substitute for professional medical advice. For health concerns, always consult your pediatrician. Note: the medical disclaimer at the bottom is important — Apple reviewers look for it on any app that touches health/feeding/medicine. Don't remove.

Your baby's week, in short — now written for you. A new AI summary on the Statistics tab turns the week's feeds, diapers, and nights into a few easy bullets, spots real shifts in eating patterns, and offers gentle tips along the way. Never medical advice, always your data. - Statistics, decluttered: just the numbers parents actually check, plus a new Nights readout that celebrates your baby's longest stretches - Want a quieter Home? Close the streak or next-feed card with a tap — the little pill brings it right back - Your baby's name on Home now shows in their color - Fixed: the family screen could briefly lose its selection checkmark, and a renamed baby could show the old name to caregivers - For the 100-day streakers: permanent confetti, because you earned it

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1. First observed Aug 24, 2026 · 12:12 AM Free