Less guessing at 3am.

Naptide logs sleep and feeds in a tap, learns the rhythm of your baby's day, and tells you when the next nap is coming in. Made for the first year.

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Tuesday
Ada, 22 weeks
MSJ
Next nap
in 38 min
14:40 to 15:05
Awake for
1h 12m
Last feed
120ml, 11:40
Sleep
Feed
Nappy

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This week
Night, average
10h 24m
Naps, average
2h 48m
Bedtime drift
Settling 22 min earlier than last week
Feeds
11:40Bottle
Formula120ml
08:55Breast
Left, then right18 min
05:20Breast
Right11 min
01:48Bottle
Expressed90ml
22:10Breast
Left14 min
Today
5 feeds
Bottle total
210ml
For Ada, 22 weeks
Her naps are starting to join up

Three of the last five days had a midday nap over 90 minutes. For many babies this is when the late afternoon catnap starts to fade. Worth watching over the next few weeks.

From your diary
Awake time at this age

Published guidance for babies around 22 weeks commonly describes awake stretches of two to two and a half hours. Ada is averaging 2h 10m.

General guidance
If nights get harder around 4 months

The week, read back to you.

Seven nights on one chart. Hover or tap a night to see what Naptide made of it.

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Night sleep Nap
Wednesday
Night sleep
9h 55m
Naps
2h 25m
Night wakes
1
Longest stretch
7h 48m

The catnap was skipped and bedtime came 25 minutes early. That's the pattern Naptide is watching for.

What would you pay?

Nothing is for sale yet. Tell us which of these you'd actually buy and it shapes what we build.

For reference, Huckleberry Premium is $119.99 a year, and a sleep plan is $49.99 on top of that.

Questions people ask.

Is Naptide available now?

No. This page exists to find out whether it should be. Joining the waitlist costs nothing, and we'll write once there's a build worth trying.

Who is it for?

Anyone looking after a baby in the first year. One parent, two parents, a grandparent, a childminder. Everyone gets their own login and sees the same diary.

What happens to my data?

Today, an email address and the answers to two optional questions, nothing else. We don't sell it or share it with anyone, and you can ask us to delete it at any time. The full detail is in the privacy notice. When the app exists, the diary is yours: export it any time, for free.

How often will you email me?

Rarely, and only about Naptide. Expect a note when there's a build to try and the occasional progress update. Every email has an unsubscribe link, and one click ends it.

Why pay once instead of a subscription?

Because the need is short. Most families use something like this for well under a year, and a subscription built for that quietly works against you. We'd rather charge once and be done.

Is any of this medical advice?

No. Naptide's suggestions are general information based on widely published infant sleep guidance and the patterns in your own diary. They don't replace your doctor, nurse or health visitor. If you're worried about your baby, call them.

Most parents give up tracking by week four.

Usually because the app made the nights feel heavier. Naptide is built to be useful for a stretch and then get out of the way. If that sounds right, we'd like to talk to you before we build much more.