A baby tracker you can just talk to
One arm holds the baby, the other holds a bottle, and your phone is somewhere under a muslin. Tap the mic, say what happened, check it, save it. That is the whole job.
- Feeds, diapers & sleep
- Medicine too
- You confirm before it saves
The one-hand problem
Typing with a sleeping baby on your chest is a skill nobody trained for
Logging is only useful if you actually do it, and the moments you most need it are the ones when your hands are busiest. Talking is the one thing you can usually still do.
Say it, check it, save it
Built to be fast, but never to guess behind your back.
A floating mic on Home
Tap it, speak naturally — “bottle, 120 ml”, “wet diaper”, “she woke up” — and Anvikare works out what you meant.
You confirm first
What Anvikare understood is shown to you before anything is saved, so a misheard word never lands in your log.
Feeds, diapers, sleep and medicine
Say a breast, bottle or solids feed, a wet or dirty diaper, a nap starting, stopping or already finished, or a medicine dose.
Listens only when you tell it to
The microphone is used only while the voice log is open, and recognition runs on your device where your iPhone supports it.
How it works
Tap the mic
The floating button sits on Home, ready when you are.
Say what happened
Natural sentences work, and you can say more than one thing at once.
Check and save
Review what it understood, fix anything, and save.
Frequently asked questions
Does Anvikare listen all the time?
No. It listens only while the voice log is open and listening.
Does my voice leave my phone?
Recognition runs on your device where your iPhone supports it. Anvikare does not keep recordings of your voice logging.
Does it save without asking?
No. You see what it understood and confirm before it is saved.
What can I say?
Feeds (breast, bottle, expressed milk, solids), wet or dirty diapers, sleep starting, stopping or a finished nap, and medicine doses.
Can I still log by tapping?
Yes. Voice is an extra way to log; all the usual tap-to-log screens are still there.
Helpful guides
- How to Split Night Feeds With Your PartnerFrom the Anvikare blog
- Newborn Feeding Schedule by Age (0–12 Months)From the Anvikare blog
- Breastfeeding Log Template (Free Guide)From the Anvikare blog
More ways parents use Anvikare
Log without lifting a finger
Download Anvikare and try your first spoken log tonight.