Cleo now joins your family chat, if you have Cleo+. Cleo listens in When someone in the chat says the baby just fell asleep or finished a bottle, Cleo logs it for them and replies in the thread. Each entry Cleo writes shows up as a row you can tap to check or edit. Steadier hand-offs Ending a sleep or closing a bottle that someone else in your family started now stays ended, instead of reopening a moment later.

Cleo can now answer a text, and one account opens every Cleo app. Text Cleo Add your phone number in Settings, under Notifications, and you can text Cleo the way you'd text a friend. A quick code confirms it's yours, and you can unlink it any time. One Cleo account Signing up is now just your email and a short code. The same account works across every Cleo app. Settling in The sign-in screen is calmer, with a simple look at what one account covers.

A small one for potty training, and a shorter code for sharing. Log a try Sitting on the potty and nothing happening is most of early potty training. You can now log it as Tried, so the attempts show up in your day without counting against the success rate. Easier to read out Family join codes are now six characters, shorter to say over the phone or type one-handed.

Nothing new this time, just one fix worth shipping on its own. Staying signed in If you left Cleo Track alone for a while and came back to the sign-in screen, that was the app logging you out when it shouldn't have. It doesn't anymore. Your logs were always there waiting.

A quieter, steadier Cleo Track. Small things, smoothed Signing in is more secure and consistent across the app, your plan now shows correctly every time, and signing out fully signs you out.

A new way to log a fever. Track temperature Log a reading in Fahrenheit or Celsius, and Cleo shows you the fever bands so you know when it's high. Quiet housekeeping A few things fixed under the hood to keep everything running smoothly.

Small fixes, a steadier app. Tidying up The toolbar avatar and notification bell now render as proper circles instead of ovals, and a startup hiccup that could interrupt subscription syncing on launch is fixed.

Small fixes, a steadier app. Quiet housekeeping The bell badge no longer clips a big notification count, a closed bottle stays closed instead of reopening itself a few seconds later, and every bar in the feeding chart now shows its number, not just some of them.

Every baby finds a rhythm. Now you can see yours. Insights has a new feeding view: swipe the feeding chart to a two-week map of when feeds actually happen, half hour by half hour. Tap any block to see the count. The voice button now sits above the tab bar instead of on top of it, and chat has a back button. Notifications can show images now, animated ones included. A few small things Nothing dramatic, just steadier edges around the feeding charts and the bits you tap most.

A place to talk, right where you already are. Family chat: one shared conversation for everyone in your family. Messages arrive as they're sent, and seen-by faces show who has caught up. If you miss one, a quiet nudge lets you know it's waiting. Inviting family is now a join code you can share, instead of an email. Quiet housekeeping Edits that clear a value now save the way you'd expect, doses read as 2.5 instead of 2.50, and text on sage buttons is easier to read.

iPad support, even in landscape. A native iPad app, in portrait and landscape. Your notifications and cleanup suggestions live together in one place now. Bottle and feeding are one item, with a toggle to switch between them. You can track doctor appointments as an activity. Small things, smoothed Entries stay put when a co-parent logs at the same moment, deletions carry across devices, and the Watch keeps step.

A few things to make logging feel a little more like second nature. New feeds start pre-filled with the amount you'd expect — an open bottle's remaining amount, or your last feed. Opening a bottle, you can now set the time it was actually opened. An open bottle can switch between breast milk and formula. Grouped timeline entries fold into one stacked summary — tap to open it up. Caregiver links are easier to manage: tap to edit, revoke right from the edit sheet. Quietly settled: birth dates hold to the calendar day, forgotten open bottles close on their own, and the type and wordmark now match the rest of Cleo.

A calmer way to log, on whichever screen is closest. Your Apple Watch now logs everything the iPhone does — tummy time and bath included. Voice logging is simpler: say what happened, look it over, keep what's right. Settling in Chat is steadier and tells you plainly when something doesn't go through, a child's data syncs more reliably (and surfaces a problem instead of failing quietly), your cleanup preference now follows you across devices, and there's a quick way to send feedback.

A few things to make the day feel a little more yours. Now you can add profile pictures for your kids and caregivers — initials fill in until you do. There's a new Chat tab, too. Talk or type to me right inside the app, whenever you need. Insights and Pediatrician have moved into a cleaner layout, so what you're looking for is easier to find. Steadier in the quiet moments Apple Watch logging holds together the way it should now, forgotten sleep and feeding sessions close themselves instead of running all night, and ending a nap is instant — even if you tap twice.

Smarter tracking and a tidier Settings. • AI cleanup: an optional daily review that catches tracking slip-ups — forgotten sleep timers, mistyped amounts, duplicate logs — to keep your stats accurate (Cleo+) • Settings reorganized into focused sections, with a new timezone picker • Bottle amounts now step by your bottle size while still letting you enter an exact amount • Simpler daily recap: one toggle to turn the daily summary on or off • Reliability fixes for sync and family loading

New ways to track feeding, plus a faster log experience. • Nursing and pumping tracking, on both iPhone and Apple Watch, with timeline and insights • Open a bottle, log sips from it over time, and manage it from caregiver links • Set a per-kid bottle preset for quicker logging • New single-row swipeable time picker in the log screens • Daily recap notification you can turn on in Settings • Fixes: timeline filters no longer hide older entries, plus Apple Watch and sync reliability improvements

Bottle tracking gets smarter, plus a redesigned watch app. • New: track an open bottle — start a bottle, log feeds from it, top it off, and see how long it's been open right on the dashboard • Redesigned Apple Watch app with a grid layout and quicker logging • End a sleep right from the Live Activity on your lock screen • Swipe through dashboard summary cards and tap any slot to log or edit • Fixes: Insights in dark mode, delete with confirmation on entries, and new logs defaulting to the current time

This update brings a redesigned Insights tab, smarter sleep editing, and more. • Redesigned Insights with per-activity 7-day charts so you can spot patterns at a glance • New kids now show example timeline and insights data, so the app looks alive before your first entry • Improved sleep and nap editing: fixed a multi-caregiver bug, cleaned up the editor, and made bulk changes easier • Caregiver links now include a timeline view, editable links, and a "Never expire" option

What's new in v1.1.1: • Fixed a critical issue where the app was pointing to the wrong server after our infrastructure update — all data syncing, caregiver links, and Apple notifications now work correctly