A newborn tracker for the blurry first weeks
Feeds every couple of hours, a diaper count the nurse keeps asking about, naps that start and stop at random. Anvikare keeps all of it in one calm timeline, so you can stop trying to remember and just look.
- Feeds, diapers & sleep
- Live Activity sleep timer
- Free to download
Sound familiar?
"When did she last eat?" at 3 a.m. is not a memory test you need
In the first weeks almost everyone asks you the same questions — the pediatrician, the lactation consultant, your partner, your mum. Scribbled notes and phone memos fall apart fast. A single tracker with timestamps does not.
Everything a newborn day needs, nothing it doesn’t
Built around the three things you log most, with room for the rest when you need it.
Feeds in a few taps
Breast (left, right or both), formula, expressed milk and, later, solids — with duration or amount and a clear daily view.
Diaper log
Wet, soiled or mixed, timestamped, so the “how many today?” question has a real answer.
Sleep timer on your lock screen
Start a nap and watch it run as a Live Activity — no need to unlock and dig for the app.
Growth on WHO charts
Add weight, length and head size after each checkup and see them plotted against WHO growth standards.
Log by voice
Tap the mic and say “bottle, 120 ml” or “wet diaper”. You check what Anvikare understood before it saves.
Widgets and Live Activities
See the last feed, diaper and nap on your Home or Lock Screen, and watch timers run as Live Activities.
How it works
Add your baby
Name and birth date — that’s all you need to start.
Tap to log
Feeds, diapers and sleep each take a couple of taps, day or night.
Glance at the day
Charts and the timeline show patterns you would never spot from memory.
Frequently asked questions
Is Anvikare free?
Yes, it’s free to download, and your first baby gets full feed, diaper, sleep, growth, medicine and vaccination tracking. Anvikare Pro adds extra babies, partner sharing, insights, a weekly digest, scanning, visit summary PDFs, CSV export and an ad-free experience.
What should I track in the newborn weeks?
Most parents track feeds, wet and dirty diapers, and sleep, because those are what pediatricians usually ask about early on. Your doctor may ask you to watch something specific — follow their lead.
Is my baby’s data private?
Your baby’s logs are stored in your own iCloud. They are never sold or shared.
Does it work on Android?
Anvikare is available for iPhone on the App Store.
Helpful guides
- Baby Poop Color Chart: What’s Normal?From the Anvikare blog
- Newborn Feeding Schedule by Age (0–12 Months)From the Anvikare blog
- How Many Wet Diapers Should a Newborn Have?From the Anvikare blog
More ways parents use Anvikare
Make the first weeks a little less blurry
Download Anvikare and log your first feed in under a minute.
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.