Bottle & formula tracker

A bottle feeding tracker that does the math

Formula or expressed milk, a full bottle or half of one — Anvikare logs the amount and the time, and adds up the day for you.

  • Formula & expressed milk
  • Amounts per feed
  • Daily totals
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120 ml

Why track it

“How much did she drink today?” shouldn’t need a calculator

With bottles, the question is usually how much rather than how long. Adding up ounces or milliliters across a day — while also making the next bottle — is a job for an app.

Every bottle, measured and counted

Whether you exclusively bottle-feed or combine with breastfeeding.

Formula or expressed milk

Choose the type for each bottle so you can see the mix over time.

Amount and time

Record what your baby drank and when, in seconds.

Daily totals and charts

See how many feeds and how much in total, day by day.

Next-bottle reminder

A smart reminder can go off a set time after the last feed.

How it works

  1. Make the bottle

    Feed your baby as usual.

  2. Log the amount

    Pick formula or expressed milk and enter what they drank.

  3. Check the total

    The day’s total and chart update straight away.

Frequently asked questions

How much formula should my baby drink?

It depends on age, weight and your baby. Your pediatrician can give you a guide for your baby; our feeding schedule post covers general ranges.

Can I log combination feeding?

Yes. Breastfeeds, formula and expressed milk all go in the same timeline.

Can a caregiver log bottles?

With Anvikare Pro you can share the log with a partner, nanny or grandparent so they can log bottles too.

Can I edit a bottle if I got the amount wrong?

Yes, any entry can be edited afterwards.

Let the app count the milliliters

Download Anvikare and log your next bottle.

Download Anvikare on the App Store

A gentle note: Anvikare is a tracking app for your own records and is not medical advice. Every baby is different. For guidance about your child’s specific needs, please talk to your pediatrician or a qualified healthcare professional.