• Plate for the week, with a shopping list and a printout for the fridge • First tastes: when your baby first tried each food • Bug fixes and small improvements

• Today's plate: what to give your baby today, meal by meal, planned from the foods they already eat — a new food every day, allergens one at a time • Swap, remove or add a food in two taps, and log the whole meal in one • Also: smoother lists, a theme that switches with the time of day, and dozens of fixes to the food cards

• One timer, both phones. Start a sleep or a feed on yours and it appears on your partner's, ticking — and either of you can stop it • From the lock screen and the widget too, without opening the app • Everything else arrives as it happens: a nappy your partner logs is already there, with nothing to refresh

• Starting solids, with Esti beside you. Look up a food and see from what age it suits, whether it is a common allergen, and how careful to be with it • Introduce allergens on a schedule instead of from memory — and see at a glance what your baby has already tried • What to offer next, worked out from your own diary rather than a fixed plan

• Esti now works without internet. Log a feed, a nap or a nappy anywhere — with no signal the entry is saved on your phone and sent by itself once you are back online • Opening Esti after a long time offline no longer signs you out or cancels your reminders

• Esti on the Home Screen. Your Quick Access cards — what was logged last, how long ago, and how many times today — without opening the app. Tap one and its form is already open. A row of three, or a single card of your choosing • Timers that start without the app. One square per timer — sleep, stroll, bath or breast feeding — with start, stop, resume and save on the widget itself, and the clock ticking there. Breast feeding shows two buttons, left and right: Esti will not guess a side for you • The next sleep window, on the phone's Home Screen (Premium). The window that is coming and how long the baby has been awake — and while a sleep timer is running, how long they have been asleep instead • Say it to Esti in one tap (Premium). A microphone on the Home Screen: tap it and the chat opens with the recording already running • Every widget can be pinned to one child or left on whichever child is open in the app — two children, two widgets, side by side. All nine languages, light and dark, and they read correctly on a tinted Home Screen • You choose what fits in your baby's photo. Adding or changing it now opens the crop screen: pinch to zoom, drag to position. And you can change it straight from the home screen — just tap the photo • The Lock Screen widget speaks your language when nobody is signed in. It said “No events yet” in English on every phone, which read as though your records had gone • A Journal filter no longer flashes a wrong number before settling on the right one

• Sleep sounds (Premium). Eight looping sounds for settling and for the night — waterfall, heartbeat, hairdryer, car, rain, fan, surf and white noise. Each one says when to reach for it, because what it sounds like you hear on the first tap • They keep playing with the screen off, and pause from the Lock Screen like any other audio • Set one to stop after 30 minutes, an hour or two — fading out over a full minute rather than cutting, because a noise that stops abruptly is what wakes a baby • The doctor's report is now offered on the appointment itself (Premium). Plan a visit or a vaccination, and the report is waiting on the screen Esti opens the day before — covering the last three months • The report no longer refuses families who track only health. Vaccinations, weighings, illnesses and medicines are enough, and the page says plainly which kinds are not being tracked • A reminder option that said “Same day” now says “2 hours before” — which is what it has been doing all along • Reminder options that could never arrive are no longer offered, and each row shows the exact moment its reminder will land • The journal opens showing everything again — a search or a date range no longer follows you back hours later. Filter counts are the real ones now, not “42+”

• Search the journal — the entry, its details, and the note you left on it. “Nurofen” or “rash” finds it, whether it was yesterday or in March • Scroll all the way back. The journal used to stop after a few hundred entries without saying so; now it keeps loading older days, to the very first one • Plan an appointment before it exists — a first visit to a new doctor, a vaccination, a medicine you'll start — and be reminded about it • What's coming appears on the home screen the day before, with the note you left yourself • Plan or move an appointment and the other parent hears about it — their phone quietly sets its own reminder • A one-page report for the doctor: growth on WHO percentile charts, sleep split into night and day, feeds and nappies per day, plus the illnesses, medicines and vaccinations of those weeks (Premium) • Reminders now work the same on both parents' phones, come back if the phone drops them, and open what they are about. A “same day” one arrives two hours before the visit, not at 09:00 • A timer stopped from the Lock Screen or the notification shade catches up inside the app right away

• Give Esti a list — or a photo of one — and it arrives as a single line: open it and every entry is on one screen, already ticked, with its time editable. Untick what you didn't mean and save the rest in one tap (Premium) • Ask Esti to correct or delete an entry — she shows what would change, or exactly what would disappear, and nothing happens until you tap (Premium) • Fix a card's details before saving: the amount, the side, the nappy type — not just the time (Premium) • Record a voice message with a photo attached, and delete a recording instead of sending it if you change your mind (Premium) • Tidy the chat history: select several conversations and delete them together • The Esti chat opens right away, and logging just after midnight works again

• The app answers your touch: a gentle buzz when an entry saves, and when a timer starts or stops • "Too early for bedtime?" — when the night sleep is close, Esti asks whether one more short sleep fits first, and follows your answer (Premium) • Esti replies in the language you write in, still sees the photo you just sent, and stops offering to log what's already in the diary • Settings opens as its own screen, and the Journal reads faster: times line up in their own column, with more entries per screen • Statistics look like the rest of the app, and a category you don't track says "No records" instead of zero • Nappy colours are shown as colours, moods use Esti's own faces, and adding an event takes far less scrolling

• Doctor visits and vaccinations: the next visit now takes a time, not just a date • Tap the height or weight on your Home screen to log a new measurement in seconds • Journal: filters are now labelled and show counts, and you can see the time between events • Statistics: tap a bar for a colour-coded daily breakdown — with the WHO sleep range for your baby's age • Esti opens on a fresh chat, with smarter starter questions • A behind-the-scenes platform update, plus various fixes and polish

• Meet Esti, your AI assistant (Premium). Chat about your baby's sleep, feeding, development and health — with answers grounded in your own tracked records, for any period. Esti supports you too: breastfeeding, recovery, tiredness. • Send Esti a photo — a rash, a diaper, a food or product label — and ask about it. • Talk to Esti — record a voice message instead of typing, in every app language. • Log events by voice or chat — a feed, sleep, diaper, temperature, medication, mood, walk, growth and more. Esti shows a confirmation card; nothing is saved until you tap Save. • A smarter Journal filter — pick event types right on an icon rail, and jump to any day or date range.

• A running timer (like a breast feeding) no longer silently disappears after iOS closes the app in the background — timers now survive any restart. • The Lock Screen and Dynamic Island timer now always shows the correct breast side — starting on the right no longer displays "Left".

• Medication expiry reminders — set how long a medicine keeps after opening (14, 30, 60, 90 days, or your own), and we'll remind you at 9 AM the day before it runs out. Tap the reminder to jump straight to that entry. • A clearer Daily Rhythm — each day is now a full-width timeline with its own hour scale. Tap any sleep or feeding to see its details (time range and duration, breast side, bottle volume or food) and edit it in one tap. Bottle feeds now show in blue. • The Sleep chart is interactive too — tap a day's bar to see its day- and night-sleep totals. • Fixes — the keyboard no longer covers what you're typing, the "time since last event" on Home and the Lock Screen widget always stays fresh, the Journal groups events by your local day, and custom-food changes no longer fail silently.

• Live Activity & Dynamic Island: a running feeding, sleep, stroll or bath timer now lives on your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island — stop, resume or save it without opening the app (iOS 17+). • Timers keep running even if you close the app, and show as a live card on the home screen. • Interactive statistics: tap any bar in the Feedings or Diapers chart to see that day's breakdown, with a per-type summary. Solid food now stands out in the Daily Rhythm. • Logging solid food is easier — pick from a searchable list instead of a long row of chips. • A co-parent with full access can now add custom foods, medications, vaccines, doctors and illnesses to a shared baby. • Plus a redesigned 7-day rhythm, a native date & time picker, and various fixes.

• New Lock Screen widget — see the time since your baby's last feeding, sleep, diaper and more at a glance, and tap to jump straight into logging. • Quick Access now shows a today-count badge and a detail line for the last event (side, volume, type…). • The exact time since the last event (e.g. "1h 5m ago"). • Home now shows everything from the last two days. • Fixes and polish.