You log it once.
It already knows
what’s next.
After two days of logging, ParentPal starts forecasting your baby's sleep, feeds, and tired signs. You stop reacting. You start anticipating.
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Shaped by parents
We’re not parents. You are.
We build it, but you know what a family actually needs. So we put the roadmap in your hands. Vote on what we build next, or add your own idea.
Help shape the roadmap →0 days
until DayFlow starts predicting your baby's day
3am
Nina answers. Every single night.
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setup when baby arrives, if you start in pregnancy
DayFlow
Your baby already
has a rhythm.
Now you can see it.
Two days of logging and DayFlow starts telling you what's coming. Your baby's routine, not the book's.
The next nap, before it shows
A forecast built from your baby's own sleep data. Not a recommendation, a prediction.
Your day, already planned
Open the app and today is already mapped out, written overnight.
Lock screen, Dynamic Island, Watch
The forecast lives where you already look. No unlocking.
Override with what you can see
Tired-signs and hungry-signs checks let you correct the model in the moment.
One tap to log. Feed, nap, nappy, pumping and tummy time to start. New logs unlock as your baby grows, and you can create your own.
Also in DayFlow: hands-free logging with Siri, a companion Apple Watch app, and growth-spurt detection that spots the off-pattern days before you do.
Village
It takes a village,
so we made one.
Two people, real roles, a shifting load. All of it visible in real time, without a word exchanged.
The duty handoff, in one tap
Clock off. Your partner wakes up knowing the last feed, the nap, and what's next.
Night shifts and a shared calendar
Divide the nights before they happen, on one family calendar.
One shared care profile
Allergies, meds, contacts, and milestones you tick off together as they grow.
Live sync, always
Every log and handoff updates instantly. No refreshing, no stale data.
Nina
3am.
She's already
awake.
Not a chatbot, not a clinician. A calm, warm companion who knows your schedule and your rough nights, and answers from that context.
Warms to the moment
Different for the morning, the wind-down, and the 3am hour.
Context-aware, not invasive
She reads your DayFlow first. You never explain from scratch.
One tappable action when it helps
When it genuinely helps, she offers something you can actually do.
Hard limits, real signposting
When something needs a GP, she says so, and points to real support.
For you
Not just the baby.
How you’re doing
matters here.
ParentPal is built around you as well as the baby, with postpartum support designed in. A steadier parent is the best thing a baby can have.
Morning
A day that starts on your side
A mood check before the first feed, so your day begins with you.
Any moment
A minute that is yours
A guided breath for the moments that fray, whenever you need it.
Evening
The wind-down
Nina closes the day with you, so tonight feels lighter.
Sunday
The Weekly Letter
A sealed letter, written for the week you actually had.
Sixty seconds to breathe
For the moments that fray. One tap, one minute, back to it. No streaks, no guilt.
Atlas
For the partner who
wants to help but
does not know how.
Where Nina receives, Atlas equips: concrete ways for the other parent to actually lighten the load.
Calibrated to the real weight
He reads what your partner is carrying and suggests what helps right now.
Concrete, not cheerleading
Not 'be more present'. Take the next nappy change so she can eat.
A first-class seat
The partner gets their own companion, not a secondary view.
The data stays complete
Both parents in the log keeps the forecast accurate for everyone.
Playbook
What could we do today?
What is normal
right now?
Age-banded guidance and calm baby activities, matched to where your baby actually is. Curated, never a firehose.
Always this week, never generic
Guidance moves with your baby's developmental band, automatically.
Routines that fit the forecast
When DayFlow predicts a nap window, Playbook has the routine for it.
Is this normal?
The most-Googled question, answered for your baby's actual stage.
Never a feed of opinions
Curated and evidence-grounded. Not a forum with an algorithm.
Read the ParentPal Playbooks: baby sleep, routines, calm, and postpartum support →
Early access families
A few words from the first families in.
DayFlow predicted the exact wake window. First time since she was born that I felt one step ahead instead of one step behind.
James
Dad · 4-month-old
We were co-parenting through WhatsApp voice notes. Village cleaned all of that up in our first week. My partner and I finally feel like a team.
Priya
Mum · 7-month-old
I asked Nina about sleep regressions at 3am. She answered like she knew my baby. Not a generic article. A real answer.
Lauren
Mum · 9-month-old
Coming soon
Your whole day,
already mapped out.
ParentPal learns your baby's rhythm from what you log and builds a living timeline of their day — nap windows, feed times, and what's coming next. You stop guessing. You start trusting the day.
Join the waitlist to be among the first families to use it.
Nap windows
The app tells you when the next nap window opens — before your baby even shows tired signs.
Feed times
Learns your baby’s feeding rhythm and surfaces what’s coming next across the whole day.
Night forecast
Know what the night looks like before it starts. Who’s on, what to expect, how to prepare.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Soon, on iPhone, in waves. Waitlist members are invited first. That's the whole point of the list.
The waitlist is free, with no obligation. Pricing is announced at launch, and the people on this list hear it before anyone else.
Yes. DayFlow learns your newborn's sleep pattern from your own logs and starts predicting naps and night sleep within two days, so you work with your baby's rhythm instead of fighting it.
Rather than imposing a fixed schedule, DayFlow surfaces the routine your baby already has and helps you keep it steady as they grow. Predictable days, calmer nights.
Yes, and it's designed in: a daily mood check-in, Nina to talk to at any hour, one-minute breathing sessions, and a weekly letter written for the week you've had. When you need more than an app, Nina signposts real postpartum support services.
Yes, that's the design. Your household shares one set of data with separate logins, so both parents (and helpers like grandparents) see the same live picture.
ParentPal works fully solo. Village and Atlas are there if you have help; nothing assumes you do.
No. Nina is a companion, not a clinician. She has hard limits, and when something needs a GP, midwife, or emergency services, she says so and points you there.
Stored encrypted in the EU, never sold, never used for ads, and you can delete everything at any time. The full detail is in our privacy policy.
ParentPal launches on iPhone (with Apple Watch) first. Join anyway. If that changes, you'll be the first to know.
Grounded in evidence
Guidance sourced from the NHS, the AAP, and peer-reviewed research. Never a forum thread.
Your data stays yours
Stored encrypted in the EU. Never sold, never used for ads. Delete everything, any time.
Hard safety limits
Nina knows what she will not handle. When something needs a GP or midwife, she says so and signposts real help.
No ads. Ever.
No sponsored answers, no feed, no algorithm competing for your attention at 3am.
Tomorrow is
already figured
out.
Wake up with the day already planned, your partner synced, and the 3am answer already waiting.
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