One-tap baby logging, made for 2am
Four tiles that never move — Feed, Nappy, Sleep and Journal. Each one logs the usual in a single tap, half-asleep, with the baby in your other arm.
Cocoon logs a feed, nappy or nap in one tap. Each Home tile does the usual thing — the breast side you're due to start on, your usual bottle, your last nappy type, a nap by day or night sleep after dark — and offers Undo or the alternative straight away. Anything can be backdated, edited or deleted later.
What it does
Cocoon's Home screen is built around four tiles that never move: Feed, Nappy, Sleep and Journal. One tap logs the usual, and a toast lets you undo it or pick the alternative — “Right instead”, “It's night sleep”, or a different nappy.
Everything else is one tap away on the + sheet: pumping, solids, activities like tummy time and bath, temperature, medicine, the milk stash and the private drink log. Tiles appear when they're relevant — Pump if you pump, Solids from 5 months, Potty from 18 months — and the shortcuts you use most move up.
At the top of Home, “since last” chips show how long it's been since the last feed and nappy and how long your baby has been awake or asleep, with a running Today line of feeds, nappies, naps, bottle volume, time at the breast and tummy time.
How it works
- Tap a tile to log the usual — or hold it open for the details.
- Undo from the toast, or tap the alternative it offers.
- Logged it late? Pick “Just now”, 5, 15 or 30 minutes, or an hour ago, or set the exact time.
- Open any entry later to edit it, delete it, or add a photo, video, voice note or journal note.
The details
- Works fully offline — saved on your phone first, synced when you're back online
- Undo on every quick log, and a deleted entry can be put back
- Quick minute chips (5–45 min) for settle times and activities
- Voice logging from the mic on Home: “wet nappy”, “start nap”, “120 ml formula bottle”
- Tiles adapt to your feeding method and your baby's age
- Night theme, large text and one-handed reach
Common questions
How fast is it to log a feed in Cocoon?
One tap. The Feed tile starts the side you're due on (or logs your usual bottle), and a toast offers Undo or the other option. Details like amount, contents or notes are optional and can be added later.
Can I log something that happened earlier?
Yes. Choose Just now, 5, 15 or 30 minutes, or an hour ago, or set any exact time. Every entry can be edited later, and future times are refused so a slip can't log tomorrow.
Does logging work without signal?
Yes. Cocoon is offline-first: every entry saves on your phone immediately and syncs to your family when you're back online.
Read more in the guides
Eat-play-sleep routine: a flexible daily rhythm for babies
How the eat-play-sleep (EASY) routine works, where it helps and where it doesn't, and how to build a flexible daily rhythm that keeps feeding responsive.
Newborn sleep patterns: what to expect from 0 to 12 weeks
How much newborns sleep, why they wake so often, what normal sleep noises look like, and how sleep changes over the first 12 weeks.
Is my baby getting enough breast milk? Signs by age
How to tell your breastfed baby is getting enough, using nappies, weight, swallowing and behaviour, plus what isn't a reliable sign and when to get help.
Baby poo colours: what is normal and when to call the doctor
A colour and texture guide to baby poo from meconium to solids, how often babies poo, and which colours need a doctor today.
Free tools
One-tap logging with Undo
Every feature is free right now — no ads, no subscription. Log feeds, sleep and nappies in seconds — and keep the memories too.
Goes well with
Breastfeeding & bottle tracker
Which side was last? How much was in that bottle? Keep the useful details together, with nursing timers and a simple bottle log.
How it worksVoice, widgets, Lock Screen & Siri
For when both hands are full: speak it, tap it from the Lock Screen, or ask Siri. Timers and the next window are always one glance away.
How it worksNext nap & feed predictions
See when the next nap and bedtime are likely from the first logged wake. Times start typical for your baby’s age and become their own within days.
How it works