Everything Bloomie can hold for you.

Bloomie is a private iPhone baby app that helps parents remember feeds, sleep, nappies, milestones and what to do next—from birth to age two.

Bloomie is available on iPhone. There is no Android version at present. Check the App Store listing for device and operating-system compatibility.

Alongside feeds, sleep, nappies, first foods, growth and health notes, Bloomie brings together a personalised daily plan, age-matched play ideas, milestones, memories and sourced guides. You can use the parts that help your family; you do not have to log everything.

No. Baby logs, photos and notes are stored separately on each device. Family Sharing on the annual subscription shares access to the app, not a live shared baby record. If simultaneous caregiver syncing is essential, Bloomie is not currently the right fit for that need.

No. Bloomie Rhythm estimates a likely wind-down window from recent sleep logs and age-based ranges, shows it on Today and under Log sleep, and can send a heads-up before it starts. It is a flexible planning aid. Your baby's cues and your clinician's guidance come first; an incomplete log can make the estimate less useful.

Yes. Add each baby in Settings and switch by tapping the baby's picture on Today. Each baby keeps their own feeds, sleep, growth, milestones and daily plan, and one subscription covers them all.

Yes. Choose ml or fl oz when you log a bottle or a pump and Bloomie uses it everywhere. Phones set to the US or UK start in fl oz; you can switch at any time in Settings.

Yes. Tummy time has its own section under Track: log each go or run the timer and see today's total against a common daily guide for your baby's age, from about 10 minutes a day in the first two weeks to about an hour a day by six months. It is a guide drawn from paediatric sources, not a rule: always awake, on a firm flat surface, with you right there.

Yes. When you log a pump, choose 2, 3, 4, 6 or 24 hours and Bloomie reminds you then. The reminder restarts from every pump you log, so it follows your day rather than a fixed schedule.

No. CrySense uses care details you have logged to suggest possibilities to consider. It does not listen to crying, diagnose illness or confirm that your baby is well. If your baby seems unwell, the crying feels wrong or you are worried, seek medical advice.

The annual plan offers a 7-day free trial for eligible new subscribers. Apple confirms eligibility, the local price and renewal date before purchase. Cancel at least 24 hours before the trial ends if you do not want it to renew. The monthly plan has no free trial.

Everything. The personalised daily plan, quick tracking with WHO growth percentiles, tummy time with a daily guide, care and pumping reminders, more than one baby, 180+ age-matched activities, the CDC milestone checklists, memories, 136 sourced guides, CrySense, Bloomie Rhythm and the Playroom. There is no higher tier and nothing is locked behind an extra purchase.

The annual plan supports Family Sharing, so a partner can unlock Bloomie on their own iPhone under the same subscription. Logs, photos and notes stay on each phone.

On your iPhone open Settings, tap your name, then Subscriptions, then Bloomie. You keep full access until the end of the trial or the period you have paid for.

Because it grows with your baby. Activities, milestones, guides and the daily plan change every week from birth through age two, and keeping that accurate is ongoing work. The price stays the same whatever age your baby is.

Your baby's logs, photos and notes are stored on your device. Bloomie has no ads or cross-app behavioural tracking. Anonymous product and attribution events contain no baby-entered information. Any copies you explicitly export or share are described in the privacy policy.

No. Bloomie shares general guidance based on CDC and AAP sources, and it is never a diagnosis. Always talk to your paediatrician about your baby’s health.