Small improvements and polish.

The evidence round. Every new screen is built from published research, with the source named in the app. • The first two weeks: what is typical on each day beside what you logged, the weight change since birth, and a short list of when to call. • Your night: your own longest stretch of sleep, worked out from your log, and a plan for who is on tonight. • Your baby's own rhythm replaces the nap window. No research supports wake windows by age, so BabyKeep now shows your baby's own last seven days instead. • Growth as a curve: the exact WHO tables, a shaded healthy band, and the trend instead of one number. • And you? Two questions about how you are doing, every two weeks, only if you turn them on. • Fixed: the handoff card had been unreadable since the night redesign. Sorry about that. • Units now follow your region: pounds and ounces in the US. Change it any time in Settings. • A new icon.

A small ask. Once BabyKeep has been up with you for a few nights, a card on Today asks for a rating. Ratings help other tired parents find a private tracker with no account and no ads. Tap Not now and it waits.

Small fixes around BabyKeep Plus: the App Store price now shows in your own currency, your purchase stays with you on a new device, Restore purchase tells you what it found, and Night mode keeps your chosen nightlight color true instead of washing it warm. Larger text sizes fit the nightlight swatches, and VoiceOver reads every button on the Plus screen.

BabyKeep Plus, if you want it: a third baby and beyond, and a nightlight color of your choosing (Moonlight, Rose, or Sage) that tints the whole room. Every log, the live feed timer, growth charts, widgets, export, backup, and two babies stay free. One-time, no subscription, ever.

BabyKeep has a whole new look. The app now lives in a nursery at night: a calm dusk room, a nightlight behind the one number you need at 3 AM, and your baby's day logged with soft felt patches instead of buttons. - Today opens on "Last fed", lit by the nightlight, with sleep and diaper right under it - Breastfeed, bottle, diaper, sleep and pump are now stitched patches, one tap each - Every screen, sheet and list sits in the same room - New rounded typeface throughout - The Memory Quilt is unchanged. The whole app now matches the thing it was already making.

The rating ask now arrives after your first three days of logging instead of a milestone, and only during the day. Small improvements and polish.

BabyKeep answers your thumb now. Every quick-log button presses like a real button, and each kind of moment has its own feel: a start tap when a sleep or pump timer begins, a stop tap when it ends, and a firm confirmation when something is logged. You can log with your eyes half closed and know exactly what happened. Undo got kinder too: it gives a gentle tap, rows glide away instead of vanishing, and swiping an entry out of History now offers Undo for a few seconds instead of being permanent. The Memory Quilt stitches itself in row by row, and today's patch shows a slowly sewing stitch line while the day is still being lived. Numbers roll, timers glide, charts morph, and every sheet opens with the same soft corner. All of it still private, on your phone.

BabyKeep 2.0 is our biggest update ever. • NEW: the Memory Quilt. Every day you log stitches a patch, milestones become stars, and the whole quilt shares as a keepsake image • Log a diaper in one tap, and undo any slip • Stop timers right from your Lock Screen, and log from the widget • New Lock Screen widgets show time since the last feed, sleep, and diaper • A warm, dim night screen made for 3 AM • Typical ranges beside your numbers, never alarms • A pumping timer, and an optional vitamin D reminder • Back up to a file, and merge a partner's export, no accounts needed • Around two months, BabyKeep gently offers a more relaxed way to keep going

- Find our other private, no-account apps in Settings - Small improvements and polish

A small tune-up release. Everything keeps working exactly as before, and your baby's data stays right on your phone.