You can now add the Mom block to the home screen with a “Take over” button: one tap, and the other parent gets your request for a break. The same button is on the widget and your watch. Scheduled medicines: an hourly course takes a couple of steps to set up, and “Today’s doses” show on the home screen. You can now log water with solids, with an age-based guide right next to it. Your own medicine’s name can now be corrected in every entry at once. Plus other fixes.

Widgets and reminders now see the other parent’s entries straight away, even if the app wasn’t opened. New Health, What to wear and Mom widgets, and the Feeding widget shows when to feed in large type. Daily routine is clearer for babies who nap often, and a past walk can be logged by the time you left. Your diary is now stored on the server too, so it won’t be lost if your phone is. Plus other fixes.

Entries save straight away, even without internet. Your own home screen photo now shows during sleep too: a separate “While asleep” photo or the night sky with your photo in a window. Remove sections you don’t use from the menu by pressing and holding a circle. Solids can now be logged in grams, each twin gets their own serving, and sleep sounds have a night light. “What to wear” picks from your own clothes. Plus other fixes.

The time tape is back: hold a log button and drag left to log earlier, or let go without dragging to pick the exact time. New “Family to-dos”: what to do, buy and ask the doctor, with due dates, and the other parent sees the same list. Weighing subtracts clothes and the nappy, and each weigh-in shows its time and gain. “Solids” now shows what and how much your baby ate over three days. Plus other fixes.

Weather on the home screen and tips on what your baby should wear for a walk. Sleep sounds: white noise, lullaby, waves and more, with a timer. New “Walk” entry. A sleep or feed you’ve just ended can be resumed with one tap. A guest with a code can view the log but can’t change anything: handy for a paediatrician or grandma. Time, weight and dates are quicker to enter: digits, a grid or a strip of days instead of wheels. Plus other fixes.

An early bedtime no longer counts as a daytime nap, and the day’s summary no longer jumps about in the evening. For premature babies, milestones, sleep norms and growth centiles are now based on the due date. A vitamin marked with one tap stays daily. Potty trips can be logged after the fact and edited. Moving your log to a new phone and email sign-in are more reliable. Plus other fixes.

The feeding and sleep tiles show when to expect the next feed and nap. The forecast learns from your baby’s own log. Make the home screen your own: press and hold an empty spot. Link your email: if this phone gets lost, you can sign in on a new one with it. A “Day plan” button in the calendar: sleep and feeds hour by hour, with a forecast until evening for today. Tap your baby’s name: a summary with weight, height, feeds and sleep opens first. Plus lots of small improvements.

Sleep can be marked as night or day: tap the circle on the entry. Settings have a new “Where entries are kept” line: whether everything is saved. The birth date is picked with a scroll wheel. After an update the app briefly shows what’s new. Plus many small improvements.

Your entries now survive a frozen phone, a sudden restart or a dead battery. You can attach photos when writing to the developer. Plus small fixes.

Calendar: your whole diary on a month grid, tap any day to see its entries, open it from the date on the home screen. A calmer, cleaner home screen, and diapers now have their own icon with a color for each type. The diary without an account can be saved as a backup file. Plus many small fixes.

Log out now asks for confirmation and shows the code for moving to a new phone right there. The diary without an account keeps a spare copy and comes back on its own if the system clears the phone storage.

Fixed: on a crowded home screen the Milk stash button opened the log form instead of the stash. The stash is back, and you can log a pumping right from it.

Meet Nana, an assistant that logs from your words and answers from the diary. Say "fed a hundred and twenty" or ask how long the baby slept today. Simple phrases are handled on the phone; harder questions go to a language model, only with your consent. Also new: home screen widgets for the wake window, the breast side and the day, plus dozens of fixes.

Fixed moving your diary to the cloud — no more lost entries. Also fixed the moments feed, the milk stash and voice linking, plus two dozen smaller fixes.

There is now a “Rate the app” row in settings. The prompt itself appears no sooner than two weeks of keeping the diary and no more often than once every six months — no nagging. Small improvements to the settings screen.