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Baby tracking for iOS

Wriggler

A calmer way to track the early days.

Feeds, sleep, nappies, growth. In a tap. Free.

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The Wriggler home screen: a wake-window ring showing time since the last sleep and minutes remaining, a sleep timer with Start nap and Start night buttons, and average sleep, feed and nap tiles.
It’s 2am, you’re wrangling your wriggler, and what even is sleep? At least you can see exactly how the day’s gone — one hand, half-awake, done. Now, back to the lullaby.

See it work

The whole day, logged one-handed.

  1. The Feed tracker in warm dark mode: breast, bottle, formula and solid feed types, a duration slider and a Log Feed button, beside the Sleep, Nappy and other tracking categories.

    Log a feed in a tap

    Feeds, sleep and nappies, one-handed, in the dark.

  2. The Wriggler home screen in warm dark mode: the wake-window ring showing 40 minutes since the last sleep and 109 minutes remaining, above the sleep timer.

    See your wake window

    A live nudge shows time since the last sleep.

  3. The Growth tracker: weight, height and length, and head circumference entries with a Log Growth button.

    Track growth

    Weight, height and head circumference, in one calm place.

A wombat curled in a nest of leaves in warm light

The calm one

Why a wombat?

Calm, dependable, quietly capable — it doesn’t make a fuss, it just shows up and holds things steady. Exactly what the early days need. That’s Wriggler.

Free to track. More when you're ready.

Everything you need to log the day is free. Premium is there for when the habit's settled and you want a little more.

Free

The everyday tracker

All the core tracking, free — for as long as you use it.

  • Feeds, sleep and nappies — logged one-handed in a tap
  • Live wake-window nudges on the home screen
  • Growth tracking: weight, height, head circumference
  • Medicine log with a next-dose timer
  • A gentle set of early milestones to mark
  • Warm dark mode and a quieter calm mode for 3am
Premium upgrade

When you want more

Understanding and sharing, for parents who want a deeper read.

  • AI insights — a gentle daily read on how things are going
  • Community benchmarks for sleep, feeding and growth
  • PDF export to bring to the next paediatrician visit
  • Caregiver sharing — bring a partner or grandparent in

The beta

A small, closed group on TestFlight.

Wriggler's beta is invite-only: a curated group of new parents testing on iOS through TestFlight. It's deliberately small, so every bit of feedback lands. Join the waitlist and mention you'd like to test, and we'll be in touch.

What testers do

  • Use Wriggler through your real day — feeds, naps, the lot
  • Share honest notes on what helps and what gets in the way
  • A handful of short conversations as things take shape

What testers get

  • Early access on iOS, ahead of launch
  • A direct line to shape what Wriggler becomes
  • A quieter tracking habit while the app is still small

A few things you might be wondering.

When does Wriggler launch?

We’re building toward an iOS launch later this year, after a closed beta. Join the waitlist and you’ll hear the moment it’s ready. No spam in between.

Is it free?

Yes. All the core tracking — feeds, sleep, nappies, growth, medicine, wake-window nudges — is free to use. There’s a premium tier with AI insights, benchmarks, PDF export and caregiver sharing for when you want more, but you never have to pay to log your day.

iOS or Android?

iOS first. We’re focusing on getting one platform right before we spread thin. Android may follow, and the waitlist is the best way to hear if and when it does.

What’s the beta program?

A small, closed group testing Wriggler on iOS through TestFlight. It’s invite-only and deliberately tiny, so feedback genuinely shapes the app. Join the waitlist and mention you’d like to test, and we’ll reach out.

Why a wombat?

Because a wombat is calm and dependable — steady when everything else isn’t. That’s the feeling we wanted Wriggler to have.