nana is on iPad and iPhone Duo! • iPad: Home and Quick log stay on the left while Today, Activity, Insights or Family fill the right, in any orientation. Log a bottle and the timeline beside it updates as you save. In Split View or a narrow window, nana switches to the familiar iPhone layout. • iPhone Duo: unfold it for the same side-by-side view. At night, stand it half open on the nightstand for a dim screen with the sleep timer, one-tap feeds and diapers, and the sound machine, turned up a notch while you nurse. • Away mode: in the NICU, or away from your baby for a while? Pause tracking. Reminders stop, widgets and your watch say “Tracking paused”, and Trends and the doctor summary leave those days out of every average. Tap “We’re home”, or just log something, to pick up again. Add or fix past stays any time from Home, Activity or Settings. • Apple Watch: new complications show the time since the last feed or a running nursing or sleep timer on any face, one per child for twins. The redesigned watch app logs nursing, bottles, diapers, pumping, sleep, tummy time, medicine, temperature and notes, with Undo. • Medicine in a bottle: gave a dose in the feed? Pick it on the bottle sheet or in Quick log, long-press a dose to mix it into a nearby bottle, or just say “Add Vitamin D to the bottle in nana”. A dose logged within a few minutes of a bottle shows under it; open the bottle and choose “On its own” if it wasn’t. It still counts for reminders and “last given”. • Same medicine, two names? “Merge medicines…” in Insights or your medicine list puts them together, keeping every dose’s amount and time, with Undo. • Siri: “Log a bottle in nana” now tells you which milk it used. Say “Make that breast milk in nana” to change it. • Missed a nap? After a long quiet stretch, the timeline offers a “Possible sleep” you can confirm in one tap, adjust, or dismiss. Still asleep? Tap Sleeping to start the timer from when the quiet began. Nothing is added until you say so. • Timers and charts: started a nursing, pump or sleep timer late? Fix its start while it runs. Both sides in one sitting now read as one nursing bar with its total time, and longer Insights ranges get clearer date labels. • Settings: “Write a review” opens nana’s App Store review form directly, every time, and Privacy links nana’s privacy policy.

Away mode for a NICU stay :( Apple Watch complications, sleep sounds, medicine you can mix into a bottle, and a warmer Lock Screen. • Away mode: in the NICU, or away from your baby for a while? Pause tracking. Reminders stop, widgets and your watch say “Tracking paused”, and Trends and the doctor summary leave those days out of every average. Tap “We’re home”, or just log something, to pick up again. Add or fix past stays any time from Home, Activity or Settings. • Apple Watch: new complications show the time since the last feed or a running nursing or sleep timer on any face, one per child for twins. The redesigned watch app logs nursing, bottles, diapers, pumping, sleep, tummy time, medicine, temperature and notes, with Undo. • Sleep sounds: a sound machine with nine sounds, from rain, a brook, crickets and waves to white, pink and brown noise, a fan and the womb. Layer up to three, set a timer, and it keeps playing on the Lock Screen. Tap the speaker on Home, or say “White noise in nana”. • Medicine in a bottle: gave a dose in the feed? Pick it on the bottle sheet or in Quick log, or long-press a dose to mix it into a nearby bottle. It shows under that bottle and still counts for reminders and “last given”. • Siri: “Log a bottle in nana” now tells you which milk it used. Say “Make that breast milk in nana” to change it. • Missed a nap? After a long quiet stretch, the timeline offers a “Possible sleep” you can confirm in one tap, adjust, or dismiss. Still asleep? Tap Sleeping to start the timer from when the quiet began. Nothing is added until you say so. • Timers and search: started a nursing, pump or sleep timer late? Fix its start while it runs. Running timers get a warm Lock Screen card with Pause, Resume, Switch sides and Done, and Activity finds any note, food, medicine or caregiver, typos included.

Sync you can see without a banner, and the next bottle size whenever you need it. • Sync status, in its place: “Syncing…” and “Getting 42 new entries…” now show in the line under your baby's name, and “42 entries added” says when they've landed. Routine syncs stay silent. • No more playback: a big download from a partner's phone lands as one batch instead of filling the timeline in waves. Scrolled down? A small pill says new entries are waiting, and a tap takes you to them. • Background sync that finishes the job: when iOS refreshes nana in the background it now keeps its database open for the whole refresh, and a save interrupted part-way is retried quietly. If that takes a while, the entry reads “Waiting to sync” instead of “Not saved”. • Next bottle, always: Home's “Try N ml for the next bottle” line now shows while you're nursing, pumping or the baby is asleep, which is exactly when you'd prep it.

Saves you can count on, even when nana isn't open. More reliable sync, clearer summaries, and little improvements for everyday care. • Siri, hands free: “Log a bottle in nana” now saves every time, even when nana is in the background or your phone is locked. • Every entry sticks: logs made in the background no longer turn up as “Not saved” once iCloud catches up. • Last fed counts nursing: finish a nursing session and Home shows how long ago the baby ate, and for how long. • If a save ever does fail, the row says “Not saved” right beside its name, with Retry on the right, and nothing gets cut off. • See when the last poop was logged right on Home, with clearer context in Insights.

A more playful nana, with the same simple logging. • Meet the bananas: pixel-art icons for every activity, and a baby banana on Home that shows what's happening — nursing, sleeping, or ready for a feed. • Each caregiver gets their own banana in Family, and log sheets, Quick Log, widgets, Live Activities and Apple Watch all share the new look. • The nursing chart shows left and right sides in their own colors, with a matching legend. • “Last fed” now sits under the whole feeding group, so it's easier to read at a glance. • Typing a bottle amount updates the breast milk / formula slider as you type. • Timeline ends fade out cleanly, and chart date labels no longer clip on longer ranges. • Improved reliability when nana syncs in the background.

New: temperature logging and clearer everyday tracking. • Log temperature in °C or °F, including how it was measured, notes, and photos. • See temperature readings over time in Insights. The chart stays hidden until you have readings. • Choose from more bottle sizes with tidier volume controls and clearer units. • Follow nearby bottles together under one Feeding heading, with each bottle still easy to edit. • Dry diaper checks no longer increase totals in Activity, Insights, or summaries. Mixed diapers are easier to spot with striped bar segments. • Medicine history has cleaner date headings, and temperature entries have their own muted-plum color. • Feeding timers hide zero hours, with a gentle animation when a window is over. Reduce Motion is respected.

Bottle guidance. After three bottle feeds, Home suggests how much to pour next — "Try 100 ml for the next bottle" — from your baby's own recent feeds, top-ups included. It stays up during naps so the bottle is ready first. A calmer Home. Right after a feed the card reads "Just fed," and a normal gap between feeds is no longer mistaken for a missing log. Trends at a glance. Insights compares the two halves of whatever range you pick, with an arrow on every line. Dry diaper changes no longer count toward wet, poo, or daily totals. Also: overnight sleep continues across midnight, a nursing session's sides are grouped together, and quick bottle sizes make the usual amount one tap.

• See Activity totals for the last 24 hours, 7 days, or a custom date range—including feeding, sleep, diapers, and pumping. • Improved nursing-duration editing and reliability when caregivers update entries at the same time. • Refined Activity headings and date controls for clearer viewing on smaller screens.

Make it yours. Pick a color theme for your activities — Orchard, Meadow, Dusk, or Candy — or set your own color for every event, from nursing to tummy time, in Settings › Appearance. Every timeline, chart, and summary follows. Photos on the log. Attach a photo to any entry, crop a profile picture, pinch to zoom, and save it to your library. Attach photos to the questions you're bringing to the pediatrician. Night mode on a schedule. Set the hours, and nana dims itself for the 3am shift and back again in the morning. Faster medicine logging. Saved medicine-and-dose pairs are the quick-log screen, so a repeat dose is one tap. Also: the Dynamic Island hands a running sleep over to a hands-on timer, combined feedings read newest first like the rest of the timeline, clearer summary and chart colors, and a run of timeline polish.