One record, every caregiver.

Different people care for your child across a day: a partner, a grandparent, a nanny, a night nurse. Nobody should have to rebuild that day from a string of texts, or ask what happened.

moppet keeps one shared record of your child's day, so whoever is on shift already knows what happened.

Everyone knows what happened

Everyone caring for your child sees the same thing at the same time. Invite your partner, a grandparent, a nanny, or a night nurse. You can see who logged what as it happens, and you can remove someone the moment care changes. When your partner logs a bottle it appears on your screen, and a timer they start shows as running on yours.

When you have been asleep or out, Today shows a "While you were away" card: what happened since you were last in the app, gathered into a few lines and attributed to whoever logged it. You can open it in full, or copy it as text to send to someone.

One household. Everyone who helps.

• Each caregiver has their own account and joins your household with an invite code from Settings.
• A viewer can read the record but not change it, which is the usual choice for a grandparent who wants to follow along. A caregiver can log and edit, which is right for a nanny or a night nurse. A parent can also manage people.
• When someone stops helping, remove them and their access to the shared record ends immediately. What they logged stays in your child's history.
• One subscription covers the whole household, every caregiver, and every child. It is not charged per person.

Everyone reads it their way

moppet speaks 21 languages, and each caregiver chooses their own. The notes caregivers write are translated between them too: a note written in Spanish is offered to an English reader in English, with the original one tap away. Units (oz and °F, or ml and °C) and the clock (12 or 24 hour) are per person, not per household. Every note, in your language.

Private by design

No ads, no third-party trackers, and we never sell your data or use it for advertising. Within moppet, only the caregivers you invite can access your child's shared record. How moppet handles your data.

Last. Now. Next.

Open the app and you get three lines: what happened last, what is true now, and what is likely next. Feeds, diapers, sleep, pumping, solids, and medication reminders go in with a couple of taps. At 3am, night mode keeps the screen simple: big buttons, low glare, and nothing that can wait until morning.