BabyFeed minimal baby tracking charts

Turns baby feeding logs into an at-a-glance GitHub-style contribution chart

Problem

New parents want to track feeding frequency and intervals, but existing baby-tracking apps are obscenely priced and bloated. A new dad built his own tracker in a week with AI and found many parents shared the need, showing current products are expensive and unintuitive.

Solution

A minimal baby-logging app: one-tap record feeding, sleep, and diapers, with a contribution-graph-style heatmap as the main view to spot patterns and anomalies. Both parents sync in real time, and data exports to the pediatrician.

Users

Parents of newborns; families coordinating with a nanny or relatives

MVP

One-tap feeding/sleep/diaper logging; contribution-graph calendar heatmap; two-person real-time sync; simple stats (intervals, daily averages); CSV/PDF export for pediatrician

Revenue

Free basic tier, subscription for multiple babies, family sharing, and export (e.g. $2/mo or $15/yr)

Why now

Existing baby apps are overpriced and heavy, and new parents are open to lightweight tools; AI-assisted development lets indies ship polished small apps fast