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Built for every feeding
The simplest way to track your baby's feedings.
Breast or bottle. Every iPhone in the family, in sync. Charts your pediatrician actually asks about.
Your first 50 feedings are free.
Built for every feeding
Breast or bottle. Every iPhone in the family, in sync. Charts your pediatrician actually asks about.
Your first 50 feedings are free.
The log
Each day rolls up its own totals — minutes nursed, ounces taken. The little details remember themselves: how long she nursed, which side — or both — and who did the feeding. Nothing to reconstruct in the morning.
Logging
Burp is built for how feeding actually goes: one arm around the baby, the other doing everything else. Every screen works with the one thumb you have free — in the dark, half asleep.
Tap, pick an amount, done. You think in ounces or milliliters — Burp shows everyone the log in the units they use — no need to do math at midnight.
Start, pick a side, put the phone down. A Live Activity keeps the count on your Lock Screen — and the timer survives even if you fall asleep first. No judgment.
Home Screen widgets show the last feeding and today's total — the answer is waiting before you even open the app.
A true dark mode that won't light up the nursery. The whole app dims to match the hour — because the only thing that should glow at 3 a.m. is the night-light.
Field-tested by actual sleep-deprived parents.
Sharing
Bring in your partner, grandma, the night nurse — anyone with an iPhone. They log, you see it. You log, they see it. Nobody texts "when did she last eat?" ever again.
One honest caveat: Burp is iPhone-only. Everyone who shares the log needs one — that's exactly what makes the no-accounts, no-passwords iCloud sync possible.
Trends
"How many feedings a day? How much per feeding? Longest stretch at night?" Burp keeps the answers ready — charts you can read at a glance, and a tidy PDF made for the next checkup.
On every screen
Your Home Screen keeps the time since the last feeding. Start a feeding and the Live Activity takes over — the timer moves to your Lock Screen and the Dynamic Island. One widget per child, so Clifford and Hattie each get their own.
At a glanceThe last feeding, and how long it’s been.
During a feedingThe Live Activity takes the Dynamic Island; the widget flips to “in progress.”
Before the first feedingEmpty, but ready — one tap starts the first feeding.
Privacy
Feedings sync device-to-device through your own iCloud. We don't run a server that holds your baby's data — so we couldn't peek at it if we wanted to, and we don't want to.
Full honesty: if the app hits a bug, a crash report tells us what broke. That's the whole list.
One thing, on purpose
Sleep coaching, diaper logs, milestone stickers — Burp skips them all. It tracks feedings, then gets out of your way. Fewer features is not the compromise. It is the feature.
Feedings. Every one, beautifully.
Pricing
Your first 50 feedings are free — a real week-and-change of newborn life, not a 3-day teaser. If Burp earns its keep, one purchase unlocks it forever, shared with your whole Apple Family.
No subscription. No "premium tier." No renting an app during the most expensive year of your life.
Start your 50 free feedings