Challenge
Logging a baby’s day, often one-handed and at night, while every caregiver sees the same information.
Nidubi: a mobile web app for everyday baby tracking
Mobile web app so families can log a baby’s feeds, sleep, nappies, medication, growth and vaccines and share them with every caregiver.
Logging a baby’s day, often one-handed and at night, while every caregiver sees the same information.
A mobile-first web app with no installation, quick forms, timers and per-person permissions for mums, dads, family and carers.
A single record of feeding, sleep, nappies, medication, growth, milestones and vaccines, with reports to take to the paediatrician.

Laravel handles permissions, reminders and percentile calculations, MySQL stores each baby’s history and the PWA lets families use Nidubi from their phone’s browser and add it to the home screen.
Feeding and sleep
Bottles, breastfeeding timers, solid foods with allergens, and naps and night sleep with statistics.
Medication and reminders
Schedules with a reminder for each dose, a record of who gave it and alerts to other caregivers. Nidubi does not recommend medicines or doses.
Growth and milestones
Weight, length and head circumference on percentile curves, with corrected age for preterm babies and guidance-only developmental milestones.
Vaccines and reports
Schedule by Spanish region, record of vaccines given and a paediatric report in PDF, Excel or CSV.

One source of truth
Before: scattered notes and messages. Now: one record per baby.
Coordinated caregivers
Before: asking who gave the last feed. Now: authorised caregivers see every entry.
Prepared appointments
Before: rebuilding the history from memory. Now: a paediatric report in PDF, Excel or CSV.
Fewer things forgotten
Before: relying on memory. Now: reminders for medication, appointments and vaccines.
Nidubi is a web app for everyday baby care and tracking: it brings feeds, sleep, nappies, medication, growth, milestones and vaccines together in one place.
No. It runs in the phone’s browser and can be added to the home screen.
Yes. Mums, dads, family and carers share the record, and each family decides who to invite and what each person can see or log.
No. Nidubi records and organises information: it does not diagnose, replace healthcare or recommend medicines or doses.
Laravel and MySQL on the server, and a progressive web app (PWA) on the phone.