3:07AM Who fed him last?

Know what happened, when, and who did it.

One shared record of feeds, diapers, sleep, and medicine for everyone caring for your baby. One tap, even half asleep.

CribClock's board in the dark appearance. Since you rested at 8:30 AM: 1 feed, 1 diaper, sleeping for 52m, and No medicine recorded in this period. The feeding card reads 2h 14m ago, bottle, 90 mL, by Alex, above a Fed now button. The diaper card reads 2h 8m ago, wet, by Alex, with Wet, Dirty, and Both buttons.

Built for one hand, half asleep, in the dark.

Tap.

Feeds, changes, and sleep are one tap each, with Undo right on the card. Hold a button to log an earlier time.

Fed now
Wet
Dirty
Both
Asleep
Awake

The CribClock board right after tapping Fed now: the feeding card reads Just now, with Feed logged and an Undo button in place. The diaper and sleep cards still say Not logged yet.

See.

2h14mago

Big rounded numbers you can read at arm's length, and who recorded each one. While the baby sleeps, the sleep card turns into a night sky with faint stars.

The board while the baby sleeps: the sleep card has become a starry night sky reading 52m asleep, by Alex, with an Awake button. Above it, the diaper card says 2h 8m ago; below, the medicine card leads with the time of the last recorded dose, by you.

Hand off.

Tap I'm resting before you sleep. Back on duty, Since you rested shows everything recorded while you were away.

Since you rested · 11:40 PM

1 feed · 1 diaper · sleeping for 52m

No medicine recorded in this period

It says what was recorded, and never claims care didn't happen.

Without unlocking

The sleep timer, right on your Lock Screen.

When the baby drifts off, the timer moves to your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island, counting from the moment it was recorded. When they wake, tap Awake. No unlocking, no hunting for the app.

An iPhone Lock Screen with a CribClock Live Activity: Theo is asleep, a timer at 52:15, Since 5:07 PM by Alex, and an Awake button.

Live Activities
Sleep and nursing sessions on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, with Awake, Finish, and Switch side.
Home Screen widgets
Fed now, Wet, and Asleep in one tap, with how long it's been and who did it.
Control Center and Siri
“Log a feed in CribClock.” Every action lands on the same shared record.

Small Feeding widget: 2h 14m ago, 3:47 PM by Alex, with a Fed now button. — On your Home Screen

Small Sleep widget on a night sky: 52m asleep, since 5:09 PM by Alex, with an Awake button. — On your Home Screen

On a shared record, the Live Activity follows the household's record and says when it might be out of date. Hearing recent care from Siri asks you to unlock first.

Gentle on tired eyes.

A dark appearance that won't light up the nursery, and text that grows as large as you need it.

NightDayLargest text

The board in the dark appearance: deep night ink with dimmed cards and softened colors.

The same board in the light appearance: warm paper with white cards.

The board at the largest accessibility text size: Since you rested and its summary wrap onto several lines instead of being cut off.

Dark appearanceNight ink instead of glare, with softened colors.
Largest text sizesText grows instead of being cut off. Buttons stay at least 56 points tall.
VoiceOverEvery card reads its tracker, time, and who recorded it.
Reduce MotionTwinkling stars and card flashes stay still when you ask.

Everyone on duty sees the same record.

Every entry shows who recorded it.

Partner, grandparent, sitter. Joining takes an invitation link.

SleepNowSleeping · 52m · by Alex1:52 AM
Wet diaperby Alex1:40 AM
Bottle feed90 mL · by Alex1:31 AM
Feedby you10:48 PM
Dirty diaperby Rosa7:15 PM

Sam invited you to Theo's CribClock

Works offline.

Everything is saved on your iPhone first, and syncs when there's a connection.

Shared record may be out of date

When it might be stale, it says so.

Private from the start.

No account to begin. Sign in with Apple only when you share, and CribClock asks Apple for a private ID, never your name or email.

No ads
No trackers
Names, notes, and medicine details never go to analytics

The Log dose sheet with 2.5 mL entered. A warning reads Already recorded nearby: 2.5 mL at 11:34 AM, recorded by you. Record dose given stays disabled until the caregiver confirms this is a separate dose. A footnote says it records a dose that was already given and isn't a reminder or a recommendation.

Medicine

The last recorded dose, and who gave it.

Exact time and amount
Each dose already given is recorded with its time and the amount you enter. Amounts are never filled in for you.
On the board, for everyone
The medicine card leads with the latest recorded dose and who gave it, so two caregivers can check before giving one.
A deliberate review
If a dose of the same medicine was recorded nearby, you confirm it's a separate dose before it's recorded.

CribClock only records doses that were given. It gives no dosing advice and no reminders, and never says a dose is due or safe. Ask your pediatrician or pharmacist about dosing.

What CribClock won't do.

At 3 AM you need a record you can trust, so it never pretends.

~~Never: 0m ago~~Instead: Not logged yet
No fake zero timers. Until something is recorded, the card says so.
~~Never: Woke ~4:10 AM~~Instead: Asleep since 1:52 AM
It never guesses when sleep ended. Forgot to tap Awake? Set the real time yourself.
~~Never: 2 feeds merged~~Instead: Needs review
Two caregivers log the same feed a minute apart? It's flagged for you to decide, never merged silently.
~~Never: Safe to give~~Instead: Last recorded 6:23 AM
No dosing advice, reminders, or safe-to-give states. Just what was recorded.
~~Never: Up to date~~Instead: May be out of date
When shared data might be stale, it says so instead of looking current.
~~Never: Sponsored~~Instead: No ads, no trackers
Names, notes, and medicine details never go to analytics.

Questions, answered.

When can I get it?

CribClock is being finished for iPhone (iOS 26 or later). Join the early access list and we'll email you when it's on the App Store.

Is it free?

Pricing hasn't been decided yet. One promise now: logging care and handing off will never be put behind a paywall in the middle of using them.

Does my partner need an iPhone?

Yes. CribClock is an iPhone app, and each caregiver uses it on their own iPhone. You invite them with a link, and every entry shows who recorded it.

Do I need an account?

Not to start. You can log on one iPhone with no account at all. To share, you sign in with Apple, and CribClock asks Apple for a private ID only, never your name or email.

Does it work offline?

Yes. Everything is saved on your iPhone first and syncs when there's a connection. If the shared record might be stale, CribClock says it may be out of date.

What about privacy?

No ads and no trackers. Names, notes, and medicine details never go to analytics. When you share, the household's record is kept on CribClock's service so your caregivers' phones can sync, and you can delete your account in the app. Read the privacy policy.

Will it tell me when to give medicine?

No. CribClock records doses that were already given, with their time and amount, and shows who gave the latest one. It gives no dosing advice or reminders. Ask your pediatrician or pharmacist about dosing.

Be ready for the next 3 AM.

Join the early access list. We'll send one email, when CribClock is on the App Store.