Tiny Sleeps is a baby sleep tracker for iPhone that keeps both parents in sync. One tap to log a nap, the same log shows on both your phones, and the next nap worked out for you.
Built by a parent who needed something simpler. Here's what makes the difference.
Opens immediately, tracks with one tap. No loading screens, no fumbling at 3am. One tap, then back to settling your baby.
Everything syncs in real time. No more "is she sleeping?" texts. No more WhatsApp back-and-forth. You're both always on the same page.
Age-appropriate wake window guidance based on sleep science. The app quietly tells you when the next nap should be, so you can stop guessing.
Built by a parent who was tired of overbuilt, undersmart baby apps.
Start tracking sleep with a single tap. No screens to navigate, no menus to dig through. Just tap and go back to bed.
Everything one parent tracks shows up instantly on the other's phone. No more texting "when did she last eat?" at 2am.
Age-appropriate wake window guidance based on established research. The app tells you when the next nap should be, so you don't have to wonder.
Warm amber night mode that won't blind you. Large touch targets for one-handed, half-asleep operation. Because that's when you need it most.
No setup wizard. No account linking headaches. Just three simple steps.
Sign in with Apple in one tap, or use your email.
Enter their name and birthday. That's all we need to set up age-appropriate guidance.
One tap to begin. Invite your partner to sync automatically. You're done.
Plainly written guides on baby sleep and on sharing the care.
Sleep by age
How long can your baby stay awake between sleeps? Wake windows by age from newborn to two years, with nap counts, sample days, and what to do when a nap goes wrong.
Sharing the care
Most couples track baby sleep with memory, a group chat, or one exhausted parent. Why that breaks when you hand over, what a shared baby sleep tracker should do, and the ten-second handoff.
Sleep by age
Around four months baby sleep reorganises into lighter and deeper stages. What the 4 month sleep regression is, when it starts, how long it lasts, and what we think actually helps.
Good timing can. Babies who go down before they're overtired tend to settle more easily, and the hard part is knowing when that moment is. Tiny Sleeps helps you work it out: it shows how long your baby has been awake and when the next nap or bedtime is due, based on their age and how they've slept today and last night, so you can aim for tired but not overtired. Everyone who looks after your baby works from the same plan, so the day feels calmer and more in your control.
Tiny Sleeps is built for shared care from the start. Each adult has their own account on the same baby, every entry shows who logged it, and only one of you will ever need to pay. It's also deliberately calm: one tap to start a sleep, a warm night mode that won't blind you at 3 AM, and no ads.
Only one of you will ever need to subscribe. The subscription is shared with your co-parent and everyone else you invite to your baby's care circle.
Yes. In Tiny Sleeps each person has their own account on the same baby, so every entry shows who logged it and nobody shares a password. They join from the link or code you send, and can sign in with email and a password or with Sign in with Apple.
Send an invite from the app as a link or a short code. They install Tiny Sleeps on their iPhone, sign in, and join your baby straight away.
No. The suggested times move with your baby's actual day: a short nap or an early wake-up changes what comes next. Follow them closely, loosely, or just use them to know roughly when the next nap is coming.
Add it afterwards. You can log a nap, feed or nappy after the fact and correct the times, and the suggestions update.
Yes. What you log is saved on your phone straight away and goes up to everyone else once you're back online. It also means Tiny Sleeps opens straight away: your baby's day is already on your phone, so there's no waiting for a connection.
Yes. The log is shared only with the people you invite. We don't sell your data and the app shows no ads.
From newborn to two years. The nap and bedtime suggestions follow your baby's age, with an adjustment for babies born early.
Yes, for now. Tiny Sleeps is an iPhone app, so everyone who shares the baby's day needs an iPhone. There's no Android version yet.
No, Tiny Sleeps isn't medical advice. It suggests the next nap and bedtime from your baby's age (adjusted if they arrived early) and from how much they've slept today and last night, and it updates as you log. If something worries you, talk to your doctor, health nurse or health visitor.
Join parents who replaced guesswork and group chats with one calm, simple app.
Download on the App Store
