Coming soon to Google Play

The Cub & Compass app

We tracked our son's first foods on a paper chart stuck to the fridge, and it found his wheat allergy in days. This app is that chart, grown up: feeds, sleep, weaning and allergens, all in your pocket, all completely private.

  • Every feed, every nap

    Bottle and breast feeds, sleep, nappies, play, medicine and mood, logged in one tap, per child.

  • Weaning and allergens

    Track first foods and allergen exposures, with symptoms and photo evidence. Born from our own allergy story.

  • Meals that grow with them

    Every food they try safely unlocks real family meals, and one-new-thing dinners introduce the next ingredient the safe, traceable way. Two more foods until cottage pie.

  • If something happens

    Reaction Mode records symptoms, photos and everything eaten in the six hours before, then builds a report for your GP or A&E. Evidence, not frightened memory.

  • Help others help them

    A printable emergency card for nursery and grandparents, and a full-screen allergy card to show restaurant staff, with holiday translations built in.

  • Data worth framing

    Turn the real weaning log into a watercolour first-foods keepsake. The fridge chart, printed back out of your baby's actual story.

  • Built for 3am

    One-tap quick logs with undo, live timers, a home-screen widget, buttons big enough for one thumb in the dark, and a gentle nudge when the next feed is due, if you want one.

  • Gentle heads-ups

    Developmental phase awareness with calm, honest notes and NHS links, plus a nap forecast that warns you when a wobbly week is likely. Every baby differs, and it says so.

  • Yours, not ours

    Everything stays on your phones. No account, no cloud, no analytics, nothing to leak. Pair with the other parent once and your phones keep each other up to date over your own wifi - no servers anywhere.

Android first, with iPhone to follow. The story behind it lives in our wheat allergy post.

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