Bottle tracker: times and amounts
Prefilled with the last amount given. One tap is enough, and the time stays editable.
Bottles, sleep, diapers, first foods, and your breast milk stash tracked batch by batch. Everything you log shows up right away on the other parent's phone.
Your breast milk stash
Every pumping session becomes a numbered batch. You write the number on the bag, and Caasi tracks freshness, in the fridge and in the freezer.
#46, #66, #68… the number in the app is the one written on the bag. No more forgotten bag at the back of the freezer.
A batch comes out of the freezer? Its use-by time is recalculated on its own. Caasi tells you which one to use first.
3 oz given from batch #66: the stash updates, and the other parent sees it without having to ask.
New · Starting solids
The starting-solids log, kept by both parents: what baby has tasted, what they liked, and the allergens already introduced.
From carrots to yogurt, with the amount if you like. A food is missing? Add it, for both phones.
A rating at every meal, and the list of refused foods so you remember to offer them again.
Egg, peanut, gluten: see when each one was last offered, with no imposed schedule.
Foods tried, allergens and reactions, sent in one tap to daycare or the nanny.
In one tap
Prefilled with the last amount given. One tap is enough, and the time stays editable.
One side at a time, with a timer that keeps running even on the lock screen.
Each session is timed, then split into batches that go straight into the stash.
Started in one tap, with a start time you can adjust when you only remember later.
Pee, poop or both: logged in two taps.
Your baby's own curve, never a reference chart.
The day hour by hour, and yesterday's recap to share with family.
Vitamin D, medicine: checked off by one of you, gone for the other.
One family, two phones
One of you logs, the other sees it. Nothing to text, no spreadsheet to keep in sync: the family shares a single log, in real time.
Ongoing sessions are shared: whoever gets home sees that baby has been asleep for 42 minutes.
You know who did what, with no counters and no “who does more” stats. It's not a contest.
No judgment
No percentiles, no reference charts, no “your baby should”. Caasi shows what happened, not what should have happened.
Soon
The app is available on iPhone today. Leave your email: you'll get one message the day Android launches, and nothing else.
One email, at launch. No newsletter, no sharing with third parties.
FAQ
Caasi is an iPhone baby tracker built for both parents, available in English and French. It logs bottles, breastfeeding, pumping and your breast milk stash, sleep, diapers, starting-solids meals, weight and height. Every entry syncs in real time between your two phones, and the data is hosted in Europe.
Yes. A family works with one person, and you can invite a co-parent later with a code. No imposed roles: two moms, two dads, a single parent. Caasi only asks for a first name.
Every pumping session becomes a numbered batch: you write the number on the bag, and Caasi tracks its freshness in the fridge and in the freezer. A thawed batch gets its use-by time recalculated, and a bottle drawn from the stash updates the total on both phones.
Yes. The Meals tab logs every meal with its foods (over 100, illustrated), the amount if you like, how baby liked it and any reactions. The allergens you introduce are tracked week after week, and the list of foods tried can be shared with daycare.
Never sold. No ads, no tracking across apps. Sentry detects technical errors and PostHog measures how the app is used through anonymous statistics, without anything you log; you can turn this off in Settings. Your data is hosted in Europe and only the members of your family can access it. Full JSON export and permanent account deletion, each one tap away in Settings.
Never. No percentiles, no medical norms, no diagnosis. Your baby is only ever compared to your baby.
Both. By default Caasi follows your iPhone's region: ounces, pounds and inches in the US. In Settings, under Language and units, you can switch everything at once, or pick a unit for each measurement: milk, weight, height and meals.
Yes. Every entry is saved on your phone first, then synced as soon as you're back online. You can log a bottle in the middle of the night with no signal: the other parent will see it afterward.
One child for now. Tracking several children is planned, but isn't available yet.
No date announced yet. Leave your email in the Android section above: you'll be notified on launch day, in a single message.
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