This update sharpens the interface: the iPad layout now uses a centered, comfortable reading width instead of stretching edge to edge, so every screen reads as a clean column. iPhone is unchanged; still fully on-device.

Cribcue 2.0 — a pro upgrade for the newborn months, still completely private and offline. • Wake Window guide: research-backed awake-time bands by age with a live "nap sweet spot / overdue" gauge. • Soothing sound machine: procedural white, pink, brown, shush, and ocean noise with a volume control and auto-stop timer — no downloads. • Milk stash inventory: track pumped batches in the fridge/freezer with use-by dates, an expiring-soon nudge, and days-of-cover. • Feeding insights: predicted next feed from your cadence, left/right breast balance, and cluster-feed detection. • On-device reminders for the next feed or nap. No account, no cloud — every log stays on your device.

Version 1.1 adds two new features: Developmental milestone tracker — The full CDC 2022 revised milestone checklist for ages 2, 4, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, and 24 months, grouped by domain (Social/Emotional, Language, Cognitive, Movement). Tap any milestone to record the date you noticed it — with an optional note. Already-achieved milestones show a checkmark and the date. Age-appropriate checkpoints expand automatically as your baby grows. Data sourced from the CDC "Learn the Signs. Act Early." 2022 revision; all calculations on-device. Pump (expressed milk) logging — A new "Pump" option in the feed log lets you record expressed breast milk sessions with volume (oz or mL) separately from direct breast feeds and bottle feeds. Pump volume appears in the daily summary text and CSV export.

Version 1.1 brings three meaningful upgrades: Growth log — Track weight and length at every well-visit or home weigh-in. WHO growth chart percentile bands (3rd–97th) are calculated on-device from bundled WHO Multicentre Growth Reference Study data. No network connection required. Daily totals bar — A compact at-a-glance row now appears below the action buttons showing today's diaper count, total bottle volume (or breast feed count), and total sleep. No more counting down the timeline. Age-appropriate guidance — The Patterns panel now compares the last 24 hours against AAP/AASM/WHO recommendations for the baby's exact age. If wet diaper count drops below 6, or feeds are fewer than expected, a note appears — with context, not alarm. CSV export — All events for a baby can be exported as a spreadsheet-ready CSV file (date, time, category, volume, duration, note). Share it with your pediatrician or co-parent at any time.