At night the app shows less, and the number gets bigger
One tap on the button, the block drops onto the tower: saved
Just in: three entries from Dad's phone
Every month a chapter, the album fills itself
At three in the morning you want an answer. Not an app.
Babytakt answers at a glance: when the last one was, and how long it usually stays quiet in your baby's rhythm. At night the app goes quiet: dark wood, a big number, only what matters right now.
Nursing. Bottle. Diaper. Sleep. One tap, done.
The buttons sit where your thumb is. One tap starts, one tap ends, and every entry is a block on the tower of the day. Even at 3 am, even one-handed.
Mom tracks it, Dad sees it. And Grandma too.
Up to ten devices in one encrypted group, without an account. The key stays on your phones, the server cannot read your entries.
And what remains? Moments.
A picture, a sentence, a date, plus the firsts. Together they become an album with chapters: the part you will still open in ten years.
Not in the stores yet, coming for Android and iPhone. Once it launches, it will be right here.