A sunlit bedroom in the morning. A parent sits on the edge of the bed scrolling a pale list of entries on their phone, while their baby sleeps on their back in a bassinet beside them.
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It takes a village. The shared baby tracker that keeps yours in sync.

One calm, shared picture of your baby's day. Every feed, nap, cuddle and milestone, so the people who love your little one can share the load instead of the stress.

✓8 built-in activity types, and every one of them logs offline

BubSync AI

Your 3 am brain, backed up by AI

One place for everything BubSync writes. Pick what you need, whether that is a plan for the day, your baby's sleep rhythm or play ideas, and it comes back grounded in your own logged days, ready to edit, keep, or pin where the next carer will see it.

  • A day schedule, written for today Premium

    One timed plan for the day ahead: naps, feeds and play, generated from your baby's own logged pattern, and interwoven into a single schedule when more than one baby is along for the day.

  • Sleep rhythm, play ideas, milestones and insights Premium

    Pick what you need and it is written from your baby's own logs. When there is not enough logged yet, it says so and gives age-banded guidance framed as general, never as your baby's own pattern.

  • Answers you can edit, keep and pin Premium

    Every response streams in, opens in the same editor as your instruction manual, and can be saved to the family feed, or pinned above the timeline where the next carer will see it.

The welcome poem and the milestone prompts further down this page are AI as well, and both are free.

AI-generated schedules, summaries and suggestions are general guidance generated from your logged data. They are never medical advice.

The BubSync AI hub

Pick what you need, and for whom

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Day scheduleSleep rhythmPlay ideasMilestonesInsights

A plan for Bub’s day, from her own recent pattern:

  • 7:00 am — wake and a feed — Bub usually wakes hungry
  • 9:15 am — first nap, likely around an hour for her
  • 12:30 pm — a feed, then unhurried floor play
  • 2:45 pm — afternoon nap may be due — watch for her tired cues
  • 6:45 pm — bath and a calm wind-down toward the night sleep
Edit like a notePin above the timelineSave to the family feed

Sample output — in the app, every response is generated live from your own logged timeline, and you can edit it before you keep it.

Track everything that matters

Start with the essentials, then add custom activity types as your routine evolves.

🍼Bottle Feed
🤱Breast Feed
🥛Breast Pump
🧷Diaper Change
😴Sleep
📝Note
🍽️Food / Meal
🤸Tummy Time
✨Custom activity types

More than a logbook

The moments you'll want to keep

BubSync remembers more than feeds and naps. It keeps the firsts, and writes something just for your baby.

🎀Free

A living baby book

First smile, first step, first word. Add a photo to any of them, then turn a run of them into a collage or a keepsake card the family can celebrate together.

🪶Free

A poem, just for them

The moment you welcome a new baby, BubSync writes them a short poem of their own. Keep it in their memories and it stays there for good.

Hello, little one,

the world held its breath

for the morning

you arrived.

written for your baby

🌱Free

Firsts you would otherwise miss

BubSync suggests which firsts to watch for around your baby's age. The quiet ones still get written down, and the baby book keeps them.

Memories & milestones

Celebrate every first, together

The firsts fly by. BubSync catches them, and makes sure the whole village gets to cheer.

  • Add photos to any milestone, from the first smile to the first birthday.
  • Turn them into a themed collage with one tap.
  • Share a keepsake card with the whole family, so Grandma never misses a first.
  • Every milestone gets a proper celebration, and the baby book keeps them.

Straight from the app

Watch the day come together

Every quick log adds up to something you can use: a readable day, a weekly rhythm, and a growth chart for the next check-up.

History · Today

The whole day, readable at a glance

12 am6 am12 pm6 pm12 am
Bottle feed · 120 ml8:32 am
Nap · 1h 15m9:45 am
Nappy change11:20 am
Tummy time · 10m11:40 am

Scroll back through any day — every feed, nap and change is right where you left it.

Insights · Last 7 days

Sleep is trending gently up this week

😴 Avg 14h 09m / day🍼 6 feeds / day

Simple 1-day and 7-day summaries turn every log into a pattern you can actually see, and Premium opens 30, 90 and custom ranges.

Growth · Weight-for-age

Tracking steadily near the 60th percentile

6.4 kg

Log weight, height and head circumference — BubSync charts the trend for you.

Handing over

Brief the sitter without the phone call

Most trackers stop at the people who have the app. The person who turns up at seven to watch your baby usually does not, and never will for one evening.

Free

Send a link, not an essay

Send a handover as a link that opens in any browser for 24 hours. The person you send it to needs no account and no app.

Free

Write it down once

Write your care essentials and instruction manual once: comforts and likes, sensitivities and dislikes, and how you do things.

Premium

Give a sitter one baby, not your whole family

An invite asks who the person is: a parent, family, a carer, or a mix you pick yourself. They see what someone in that role should see, for the babies you chose, without you configuring anything.

Premium adds live shared care: invite a partner, grandparent or carer into the family so the handover keeps updating instead of freezing at the moment you sent it. Sent, delivered and seen, for every device in the family. You can tell whether the 3 am feed reached your partner before you go back to sleep. See how sharing and handovers work.

Quick answers

Start with the baby tracker question you need answered

Searchers usually want one of three things first: a feeding tracker, a sleep tracker, or a shared-care app. These guides answer those questions directly.

Baby feeding tracker

What to log for every feed, how many feeds a day is normal by age, and how to bring a clear record to your next health check.

Read the guide

Baby sleep tracker

What to log for naps and nights, how wake windows change by age, and how to tell a rough week from a real sleep regression.

Read the guide

Breastfeeding log

Which side was last, and how long since the last feed. What to record in a breastfeeding log, what to skip, and how to read a week of it.

Read the guide

Breastfeeding reminder

Where the “feed every three hours” advice comes from, when it stops applying, and how to set reminders that follow the baby rather than the clock.

Read the guide

Shared baby care app

How shared baby care works when more than two people are involved: who sees which baby, what a carer is shown, and what each plan covers.

Read the guide

Offline baby tracker

How a baby tracker keeps working with no signal, what happens when the connection comes back, and what to check before you trust one in hospital or on a plane.

Read the guide

Baby tracker privacy in Australia

What a baby tracker collects, where its data physically sits, what the Privacy Act 1988 asks of it, and four questions to ask any app before you log your baby.

Read the guide

Nappy tracker app

What a nappy tracker should record, the wet and dirty nappy counts Australian health services publish by age, and when to call your child health nurse or GP.

Read the guide

Newborn feeding alarms

When waking a newborn to feed is the right call, when you can stop setting alarms, and what published Australian and UK guidance actually says.

Read the guide

Baby firsts list

A complete list of baby firsts to record, from the famous milestones to the small ones parents say they forget, grouped by when they usually happen.

Read the guide

Share a tracker with your partner

Set up a baby tracker both parents log into from their own phone, what each person sees, and why one shared login is the wrong way to do it.

Read the guide

There are more in the full guide library. If you are still choosing an app rather than learning to use one, read the best baby tracker apps in 2026, which puts seven of them side by side on Australian prices and ratings, or check what BubSync costs.

All the essentials free. The full experience on Premium.

Start logging offline from day one. Add shared care and deeper insights when a second person needs to see the day too.

Offline-first logging

Log feeds and nappy changes with no signal at all. Everything syncs the moment you reconnect.

Premium

Shared family timeline

Parents, grandparents and carers all read the same day. Nobody has to send an update text.

Premium

Pattern insights

Spot feeding and sleep trends at a glance. 1 and 7 days are free; Premium opens 30, 90 and custom ranges.

Premium

Growth charts

Weight, height and head circumference plotted over time, ready for the next check-up.

Shareable handover

Send a handover as a link that opens in any browser for 24 hours. The person you send it to needs no account and no app.

Premium

Handover + notifications

The next carer gets live updates and prompts as the day moves, so nobody has to ask what happened.

Built for 3 am

Quick Log puts a nappy or a night feed one tap from the home screen. Say "Hey Siri, log bottle" and it is in without unlocking. After dark the screen goes near-black so nothing wakes the baby.

Premium

Sync you can see

Sent, delivered and seen, for every device in the family. You can tell whether the 3 am feed reached your partner before you go back to sleep.

Every Premium card above is yours free for a month.

Start my free month

Free on your phone, Android or iPhone. The free month starts inside the app, where the plan you pick shows the price it renews at before you confirm.

Free for a month, then A$9.99 a month or A$79.99 a year in Australia. Cancel any time before it renews and you pay nothing.

Get started in 3 steps

1

Install BubSync

Install the free app from Google Play on Android, or the App Store on iPhone. Carry on in the web app when you want a bigger screen.

2

Add your baby

Enter your baby's name and date of birth to personalise their timeline.

3

Invite your village

Share a link with your partner, grandparents, or carers so handovers stay simple from day one.

8

Built-in activity types

Custom

Activity types supported

iPhone + Android + web

All three live now

90-day

Insights window on Premium

Shared care, calmer days

We have not collected customer testimonials yet. These are the real-world outcomes the product is designed to deliver.

Designed for

Less back-and-forth

Nobody has to send a text asking when the last feed was. The answer is already on their phone.

Designed for

Smoother handovers

The person starting their shift reads the day before they walk in, rather than after.

Designed for

More calm, more confidence

One timeline everyone trusts, so the day stops being reconstructed from memory at bedtime.

Mum's phone

Logs a bottle feed

Grandma's phone

Sees it instantly

Log once, offline or on — the moment you reconnect, the whole family's timeline catches up. No update texts required.

Your village stays in the loop. Partners, grandparents and carers all read the same up-to-date story.

👩‍🍼

Parents

See the last feed, the last nap and the last nappy change without asking anyone.

🧑‍🤝‍🧑

Partners

Pick up the next shift with a complete handoff already waiting on your phone.

👵

Grandparents and carers

Skip the briefing call. Open the app and the afternoon is already explained.

A BubSync memories collage titled 'First Holiday / Trip': three photos from our family's first overseas holiday in the USA, when our youngest was seven months old.

Our story

We built the baby tracker we needed at 3 am

Hi, I'm Ashley. I'm a software engineer, a dad of two (nearly three), and one half of the family behind BubSync. Sarah and I built it in Brisbane, between night feeds, early mornings and full-time work, because the apps we tried didn't fit the way real families share the care of a baby.

When our youngest daughter was born, Sarah was on maternity leave and I was working full time. We split the nights the way a lot of couples do: Sarah took the late nights, and I took the early mornings so she could finally get some unbroken sleep.

That split has a gap right in the middle of it. When I got up at 3 am to settle our daughter, I didn't know when she'd last been fed, when her nappy was last changed, or how long she'd been asleep. The one person who knew was the one person I was trying hardest not to wake.

Read our story →

Free to start

Start tracking tonight, in about a minute

BubSync is free to start and open to everyone, with no invite needed. Install it from Google Play or the App Store, add your baby, and log the next feed. Invite your village whenever you are ready, and take the first month of Premium free when you do.

Choose your platform. The same account and the same data follow you across all three.

Continue in the web appany browser

BubSync is live and free on Google Play and the App Store, and runs in any browser at app.bubsync.com. The same account and the same data follow you across all three.

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