Care entries. Baths, skincare, nail trims, tummy time and activities now have a place of their own. A bath can carry the products you used after, and a note for anything else. Tummy time and activities can carry how long they took, or nothing at all — there is no timer to start and nothing to remember to stop. Everything lands where you already look: the timeline, the day summary, your weekly trends, and every report you send. Also in this version: • Past sleep is now called Slept, and has a clearer icon. • A Care line in the day summary, and tummy time in the weekly trends. • Care entries in the CSV and PDF reports, and on the web dashboard. Care entries exist because two people asked for them: a newborn care specialist who uses Milk Monster on overnights with client families, and a parent who wanted baths in the log. The minute presets and the simpler bath form came out of those same conversations. Thank you. That is the normal way things end up in here. If there is something you need Milk Monster to do, write to us at milkmonster.app/support — a person reads every message.

Log with your voice. "Siri, start pumping in Milk Monster." Nursing, pumping and sleep now start and stop by voice, and Siri tells you how long it ran when you stop. Your hands stay where they're needed. The full list of what you can say is at milkmonster.app/siri. Catch up on today. Missed a stretch? A card on Home walks you back through it — feeds, diapers, sleep — in a few taps instead of one form at a time. Rhythm. Five days of your own entries, showing what's typical for your baby. Not a schedule, just what the last five days actually looked like. Smaller repairs, most of them sent in by the people who use this every day: the Journal now tells you why Save is greyed out, a running sleep reads 2h 14m instead of "about 2 hours," invites hand out the right code for the role you picked, ounces are the default on US phones, and signing in after an invitation takes you to that family instead of a setup screen. Keep the notes coming.

Milk Monster on iPad. The whole day at once — a two-pane view that uses the space instead of stretching the phone app. Home Screen widgets. Last feed, and what's happening right now, without opening anything. Control Center. Start or end sleep from the swipe-down, one tap. A sharper end-of-day report you can send straight to parents — every entry in order, with the totals underneath. Plus a long list of small repairs, several of them sent in by the caregivers and parents who use this every day. Keep them coming.

The morning handoff now leads with the one thing every caregiver asks first: “Last fed.” Tap Share and it's the first line, with the volume, ready to send. • Next nap window updates live — no more reopening the app to refresh it • Annual plans now show your first month free when you're eligible • Clearer language for professional caregivers throughout the app

Sign in with Apple is here — one tap, no password, and you're in. Also in this update: • Invite links now open the app directly. Text your partner the link, they tap it, and they land right on the join screen — sharing your baby's log finally feels instant. • Sleep and feed timers now appear in the Smart Stack on Apple Watch. • Dark and tinted app icons, if that's your home screen's thing. • A big accessibility pass — 60 fixes so VoiceOver reads every screen the way it should. • Small fixes throughout, including a review button that quietly went nowhere. It goes somewhere now.

The setup, fixed. - Made a family by mistake? You can delete it now. Until today there was no way to. - The first screen asks plainly whether you're a parent or helping out, and says what each one means for who the family belongs to. - Your free week unlocks sharing, the way it always said it would. - Sign out and the notifications stop. - Steadier pump and sleep timers, and labels that fit on smaller screens.

Sleep, told honestly. - Settling time (optional, off by default): track the stretch between putting your little one down and them actually drifting off. Turn it on in Settings if bedtime is a journey. - Bedtimes that never worked are kept, not counted as sleep - a settle that didn't take is recorded as exactly that. - Waking from the Lock Screen now asks how settling went instead of guessing. - Edit a feed or pump while it's still running - it keeps right on going. - The feeding timer and sleep can share your Lock Screen now. - A family can be handed to a new owner - how a caregiver gives a family they set up back to the parents. Plus fixes and polish throughout.

A calmer, clearer picture of your days: • Your free history now goes back 30 days, not 7 — scroll further through everything you've logged. • Daily averages now count complete days only, so a partial today no longer drags your "a day" numbers down. • A few small fixes to keep things smooth. Thank you for being here — every update starts with families telling us what the nights actually need.

Log without touching your phone. Say "Hey Siri, log 4 ounces of formula in Milk Monster" — or a diaper, or a bottle of breast milk — and it's saved and synced to your whole family before you've set the bottle down. Built for the 3am one-handed moments. • Bottles by voice: breast milk or formula, ounces or milliliters, all in one sentence • Diapers by voice: "Log a dirty diaper in Milk Monster" • Not sure of the amount? Say "Log a bottle in Milk Monster" and Siri will ask • Works from the lock screen — no unlocking, no app switching • Every voice log appears instantly on your partner's phone Siri logging requires iOS 17 or later. Everything else works just as before. And a thank-you to Uncle Butch, who has tested every single build since day one. We couldn't do it without you. — Erick & Alyssa

Milk Monster now works anywhere — and your family's shared record protects everyone who contributes to it. • Offline everything: log feeds, diapers, sleep, and pumps with no signal. Entries save instantly and sync themselves when you're back. • Edit history: if someone changes an entry another caregiver logged, it shows a quiet "Edited" label — tap it for the full story. • Removals are visible: deleted entries show who removed them and when, instead of silently vanishing. • Your export now includes the complete change history — your record, yours to keep. • Leave a family anytime (press and hold it in Settings). • Dozens of small fixes and refinements.

Your baby now has a home time zone. Set it once in Settings and every caregiver sees the same clock — a 7 AM feed reads 7 AM for everyone, whether they're in Dallas or San Diego. Built for families with long-distance helpers, and for the night nurses, doulas, and sleep consultants who work across time zones. Also new: • Sleep shows live on your Lock Screen while a session is running • Milk Monster now follows your phone's light or dark appearance Made by two parents, for yours. hello@milkmonster.app

SLEEP, RIGHT ON YOUR LOCK SCREEN Start a sleep and it stays with you — a quiet moon, a running timer, and a Wake button on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island. Whoever's up taps Wake, and everyone's log updates instantly. (This one was Alyssa's idea — she wanted it, so we built it.) FIXED "Auto" appearance now actually follows your phone into dark mode at night, instead of getting stuck in the light. Made by two tired parents, for two tired parents. Every release inspected by Uncle Butch — at maximum text size, as is tradition.

A little quiet polish under the hood this time — nothing flashy, just keeping things smooth for those 3am logs. And a big thank-you to Uncle Butch, our most dedicated tester. Made with love for tired parents. — Erick & Alyssa

Behind-the-scenes polish to keep Milk Monster calm and quick. And a thank-you, as always, to Uncle Butch — our most dedicated tester.

THE BIG PICTURE — Insights now has its own tab: every range of your baby's days, beautifully charted. • Same time each day? A new rhythm chart shows sleep and feeds side by side, so you can watch a routine take shape • Nursing chart with left/right totals, right under Bottles • Questions for the doctor — keep a shared list with your partner, tap any question to edit, and check them off in the exam room • See it on the big screen: your whole dashboard on the web at my.milkmonster.app, including a printable one-page summary for pediatrician visits • Stability improvements for iOS 26 Made by two tired parents, for two tired parents. Every release inspected by Uncle Butch — at maximum text size, as is tradition. Questions? hello@milkmonster.app

Every family now starts with a free week of Premium — full caregiver sharing, no card required. • Your first week is on us: real-time sharing with your partner, grandparents, or a nanny, unlocked from day one • Invite your partner right from setup — every feed, diaper, and nap syncs between your phones • Friendlier layouts when using larger text sizes (thanks, Uncle Butch) • Password autofill now works seamlessly between milkmonster.app and the app • Small fixes and polish throughout As always: your data stays private — no ads, no trackers, no selling data. Built by two new parents, for yours.

Thank you for the early love — here's a little update, built right alongside our own daughter: • See your week: scroll back through past weeks, with a new "Breast" minutes view • Manage your family: remove a caregiver anytime • Forgot your password? Reset it right from the sign-in screen • Calmer at any size: the app now scales gracefully with your text-size setting • A gentler dark mode, plus polish and fixes throughout As always — feeds, sleep, diapers and pumping, in sync across everyone caring for your little one.