What one logs, the other sees right away. And Nanoh shows when your baby should sleep again — made for 3 a.m., one-handed.
The basics, done right — and free.
Big buttons that never move. Left or right breast, bottle, diaper, sleep, burp, medicine, temperature. Forgot to tap in time? Pick −5, −15 or −30 min before logging.
feeds every 24 h is what to expect for a breastfed newborn; from day 5, 6 or more wet diapers a day help tell whether they're getting enough.Source: American Academy of Pediatrics (HealthyChildren.org)
Awake, Today shows for how long and “should fall asleep between…”. Asleep, “should wake between…”. Always a range, never an alarm — your baby's cues come first.
A Home Screen widget and a Live Activity on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island: the current feed with the timer running, “Switch” and “Stop” one tap away. The app reflects everything instantly.
The Live Activity, with the same buttons as the app.
The “Soft night” theme has no pure black and no harsh glare. Switching sides is one tap, and “Stop” stays locked for a few seconds so an extra tap won't end it by accident.
of sleep per night, on average, for mothers in the first 3 months after their first child — and sleep hasn't recovered even 6 years later.Source: Richter et al., SLEEP, 2019 (4,659 mothers and fathers)
Care together, see together — and truly share the load.
Everyone on their own phone, with the same routine on screen. Each person has a color and every entry shows who did it. Invite with a code, with clear roles: guardian, co-caregiver and follow-only.
mothers in a study of 393 women felt solely responsible for organizing the family routine — the invisible work of anticipating and keeping track of everything.Sources: Ciciolla & Luthar, Sex Roles, 2019 · Daminger, American Sociological Review, 2019
Each person logs their own sleep, and the last 24 hours sit side by side with the baby's. It's easy to see who held the night — and to split the next shift fairly. Anyone can keep their own sleep private.
fewer minutes of sleep per night for mothers and fathers, respectively, in the first months with a first child. The gap usually goes unseen.Source: Richter et al., SLEEP, 2019
Everything the pediatrician asks, in one place. It organizes and informs — it doesn't diagnose.
The vaccine schedule as a suggestion (the family records the date and checks the card), checkups with the questions to bring, newborn screenings, developmental milestones as an observation list, teeth and supplements. And weight, length and head circumference charts with WHO reference lines.
is the year of the WHO Child Growth Standards, the reference for the growth charts. In Brazil, the national schedule already includes BCG and hepatitis B at birth.Sources: WHO · Brazilian Ministry of Health, vaccination calendar
Add the treatment as prescribed, mark “Given” in one tap and get the reminder. Temperature is logged with the time, alongside the routine — and with warning signs, the app tells you to seek care.
of parents made at least one liquid-medicine dosing error in a controlled experiment; about two thirds of errors were overdoses. In babies under 3 months, a fever of 38 °C (100.4 °F) or higher means calling the pediatrician right away.Sources: Yin et al., Pediatrics, 2016 · AAP (HealthyChildren.org)
The daily and weekly Summary — the basis of the pediatrician report.
What you log becomes your baby's story.
The first smile, the first bath without tears, a letter for your baby to read one day. Notes with photos, milestones and letters, written by whoever was there. And cards to share — the background photo stays on your phone.
The book grows from the journal: before birth, the arrival, the first year, milestones and letters. Weekly pages only go in when you approve them.
Free is truly free: logging, live family sync, health and export never move to Pro. Pro adds what's hard to do alone — and keeps Nanoh ad-free.
billed R$199 per year · or R$29.90 monthly
Save 44% vs. monthly| Feature | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Log everything, live family, widget | Yes | Yes |
| Health, caregivers' sleep, journal | Yes | Yes |
| Who can log | 2 people | Whole family |
| Sleep prediction | Age reference | Learns the rhythm |
| History in view | 30 days | Full |
| Pediatrician report | — | Link and PDF |
| AI and PDF book | — | Yes |
| Journal photos | Up to 30 | Unlimited |
Planned launch prices in Brazil (BRL); other countries see local prices in the store. You subscribe through your phone's store and can cancel anytime; no entry is lost when going back to Free.
Yes, with no time limit. Logging every event type, live family sync, the widget, baby health, reminders and data export are free. Pro adds extras such as personalized sleep prediction, full history, AI and the report for the pediatrician.
Planned launch prices in Brazil are R$29.90 per month or R$199 per year; prices in other countries are shown in the store. One person subscribes and the whole family gets Pro. You can try Pro for 7 days, no card needed.
Yes. Entries are saved on the phone immediately, even without a connection, and sync to the family when the connection is back.
No. Nanoh organizes records and offers general information; it does not diagnose or recommend treatment. Health decisions belong to the family together with their pediatrician. In an emergency, seek medical care right away.
No. Nanoh has no ads or tracking, does not sell data and does not use records to train AI models. Pro AI only uses records if the family allows it, and it can be turned off at any time.
One email on launch day. No spam, and you can leave the list anytime.