Log a feed with one tap, or just tell Siri. Your partner, the nanny and the grandparents see it right away, on iPhone or Android. And Miara tells you when the next nap and feed are due.
Every screen on this page is synthetic demo data, never a real family’s.
Logging
Log it with one tap. Or just say it.
Diapers take one tap. A bottle starts at your usual amount and the current time, so you only change what’s different. Hands full at 3 AM? Tell Siri. If you use Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini, they can log too.
Is she eating enough?Today’s feeds and wet diapers sit beside the typical range for her age.
Never lose an entryWorks on bad Wi-Fi, says when each entry is saved, and any entry can be undone.
Siri
“Log a 4 oz bottle.”
Logged a 4 oz bottle at 2:14 AM · by Sam
Sharing
Your partner, the nanny, grandma. One log.
Invite anyone who cares for your baby. Whoever has her logs it, and everyone else sees it right away, on iPhone or Android. Back from work, or up after a night off? One card shows what happened since you left, and who did it.
The right access for each personParents see everything. The nanny and grandparents log care. Others can just look.
Take turnsGo off duty and the reminders go to whoever is on.
No double doses“Last given” shows when anyone last gave a medicine.
As her pattern forms, Miara works out when the next nap is likely and when she usually eats, and gives you a heads-up before then. Until her own times settle, it shows what’s typical for her age. It works even if you’re the only one logging.
Nap windowOn your Lock Screen 15 minutes ahead, with a Start nap button.
Feed remindersWhen her usual gap between feeds is up.
A bedtime you chooseSee how close each night came, with no pressure.
Nap window soonLikely 1:40–2:10 PM
Guidance
What’s normal at her age?
Each morning, midday and evening, Miara writes a short note on her days: what changed, what’s typical at this age, and what tends to help. Any advice comes from pediatric sources such as the AAP and the CDC, and names them.
Optional, and off until a parent turns it on. It describes your own log and isn’t medical advice.
This morning
Longest stretch yet: 6h 35m
Down at 7:20 PM, one wake-up for a feed, up at 6:50 AM. Nights have been lengthening all week.
Solids
First foods and allergens, with reactions spotted.
Log a meal and how each food went. Watch her reach 100 foods and keep the nine major allergens in rotation. A day after each first allergen, Miara checks in. If a symptom keeps following the same food, it points that out.
Hives, swelling or trouble breathing? Call your pediatrician, or 911, right away.
Worth watching
A rash after egg, 2 of 3 times
A pattern in your notes, not a diagnosis. Ask your pediatrician about it.
Health
Walk into every checkup ready.
See how she’s growing, with every weigh-in on the WHO growth charts. Keep one list of questions for the doctor that anyone can add to. Track medicines, temperatures and when each dose was last given, and bring a report to the visit.
Questions for the doctor
Waking at 4 AM againGrandma June
When can she start a cup?Alex
Private by design
Your family’s story stays your family’s.
Only the people you invite
Enforced on our servers, not just in the app. No ads, and nothing about your baby is sold.
Fair to caregivers
Miara records what was logged, when, and by whom. No location, and no tracking of the nanny.
Your history comes with you
Import from Huckleberry or Nara. Every edit records who made it and when.
Less to remember. More time with her.
Join the beta on iPhone or Android. Already part of a Miara household? Log in to see your family’s days.