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Time since the last feed, how long the baby has been awake and the last diaper, right at the top.
Feeding, sleep, diapers. A little help for the first months.
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FeedingHow much should a newborn eat?How amounts change in the first weeks, and signs your baby has had enough.
Sleep and cryingHow much should a newborn sleep?Short sleeps, frequent waking, and making a safe place to sleep.
Diapers, skin and bodyHow many diapers should a newborn have?Wet and dirty diapers in the first week, and when to ask for help.
FeedingBaby hunger cuesEarly signs of hunger and fullness, before the crying starts.
Sleep and cryingCrying baby: how to sootheWhat to check, ways to soothe, and when to get help.
FeedingBreast milk storageKeeping, freezing and thawing expressed breast milk safely.
FeedingBreastfeeding latch and positionsA deep, comfortable latch in 6 steps
FeedingHow to make formula safelyWater, scoops and how long a bottle keeps
Diapers, skin and bodyDiaper rashWhat helps, and when to call the doctor
Health worriesBaby stuffy nose and coldsSaline, suction and when to call
For youBaby blues or postpartum depression?How you feel matters too
Health worriesBaby fever: when to callWhen a temperature means call now
Diapers, skin and bodyNewborn jaundiceYellow skin day by day, and when to worry
Diapers, skin and bodyUmbilical cord careCleaning, falling off, infection signs
Everyday care and playHow to bathe a newbornStep by step, with water temperature
FeedingSpit-up and burpingNormal spit-up vs. signs to call
FeedingNewborn weight lossWhat is normal, and 8% and 10% of birth weight
Everyday care and playTummy time by ageMinutes by age, positions and a timer
Health worriesIs this normal for a newborn?Sneezing, grunting, spots: normal or not
Everyday care and playBaby growth percentilesThe WHO growth chart for babies from birth to 24 months: weight and length at each percentile, month by month, for girls and boys, explained simply.
Printable logsPrintable baby logA printable daily log for the first weeks: feeds with nursing side, bottles, diapers and sleep on one page. Print a few, or let Ella keep it for you.
Printable logsPrintable breastfeeding logA free printable breastfeeding log: start time, left and right minutes and notes, one page per day. Print it, or let Ella time each side for you.
Printable logsPrintable diaper chartA free printable diaper chart for the first weeks: tick wet and dirty diapers for each day of the week on one page. Print it, or let Ella count for you.
Printable logsPrintable pumping logA free printable pumping log: time, minutes, amount from each side and total for every session, one page per day. Print it, or let Ella chart it.
Tracking with EllaAndroid baby tracker widgetLog feeds, nursing sides, sleep and diapers from your Android home screen, Quick Settings or Wear OS watch. Check and control a running timer on your lock screen. Start free.
Tracking with EllaBreastfeeding trackerTime each breast with one tap, see which side is next and how long since the last feed. A nursing tracker your partner sees live.
Tracking with EllaBaby sleep trackerLog naps and night sleep with one tap, see how long the baby has been awake and follow the day on a 24-hour chart. A sleep log your whole family shares.
Tracking with EllaShared family trackerOne baby journal for everyone who helps. Invite a partner, grandparents or a nanny with a link or QR code and see every feed, nap and diaper as it happens.
Tracking with EllaDiaper trackerLog wet, dirty or both in one tap from your home screen, see the time since the last change and the daily count. A diaper log your whole family shares.
Tracking with EllaBottle feeding trackerLog formula or breast milk bottles in mL or oz and see recorded daily totals on a chart. Logged bottles are shared with family when connected.
Tracking with EllaPumping logLog each pumping session and how much milk you pumped, see totals and the average per session on a chart, next to nursing and bottles. Start free.
Tracking with EllaNewborn trackerThe first weeks in one shared journal: feeds, sleep, diapers, growth and milestones. Use the Android widget for quick feed and diaper entries.
Tracking with EllaTwins trackerTrack feeds, nursing sides, sleep and diapers for twins in one shared journal, with separate timelines and charts for each baby. Start free.
Tracking with EllaBaby feeding trackerLog nursing sides, formula or breast milk bottles, pumping and first foods in one shared journal. See feeding history and recorded bottle totals.
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Feeds, sleep and diapers in one shared journal. Available on Android and the web.
Soon on the App Store
Rather keep it on paper, or need a sheet for a grandparent or the nanny? Every log prints on A4 or US Letter in 14 languages, with nothing to sign up for.
One shared journal for the whole family: log it from your home screen, and everyone who helps sees it the moment it happens.
Open Ella in any browser and add your baby. No account needed to begin.
Share a link or a QR code with your partner, grandparents or nanny.
On Android, add the Ella widget and log feeds, sleep and diapers in one tap.
A feed at 3 a.m., a partner who already knows, a morning without guesswork.
Tonight's 3 a.m. feed takes one tap.
Start free in under a minute. Invite your family when you are ready.
[Baby cries]. [Soft instrumental music]. [Beep]. [Splashing]. [Notification chimes].
[Baby grunts; soft plop]. [Baby fusses]. [Thud; baby fusses]. [Alex] Bottle, ninety. [Baby burps].
[Fussing; white noise]. [Alex] Shh. [White noise].
Built for long days and longer nights.

Time since the last feed, how long the baby has been awake and the last diaper, right at the top.

Left and Right with a timer for each side. Ella shows which side is next, so nobody has to remember at 3 a.m.

Daily charts and WHO growth curves in Android and the browser, with a PDF check-up summary and CSV journal export on Android.
Night mode keeps the screen dark and calm, and the quick buttons stay where your thumb expects them.
Bottles, pumping, solids and first foods, sleep, tummy time, milestones, measurements and notes. Twins too.
On Android, set a reminder and let family members mark it done from their Android phones. The completed activity appears in the shared journal.
Real app screens with example entries.

The 24-hour rhythm

Diapers by day

Twins in one journal

Sleep by day

Keepsakes to share

Bottles by day
One journal, every phone in the family. Start on any of them and your family joins from theirs.
Widgets and timers, right on your phone.
Google Play
Widgets and timers, right on your phone.

Soon on the App Store
The iPhone app is coming soon. Until then, use Ella in Safari: it is the same live journal as your partner's Android phone. To add it to your Home Screen, save your journal first, then sign in there.
Open Ella on the webReady now
On a laptop, a tablet or a grandparent's phone. Nothing to install.
Open Ella on the webYour journal is private to the people you invite and stored in Europe. We never sell it or use what you record in it for ads, and you can delete your journal and account from the app at any time.
Ella is free to start, with no ads. Logging and a shared family journal work from day one, and the home-screen widget comes with the Android app. We may add optional premium features later, and we will always show the price before you pay anything.
Install Ella from Google Play. You can also use your journal in a browser.
Soon. The iPhone app is coming to the App Store. Until then, open ella.muchita.ai in Safari on iPhone or iPad: it is the same live journal as on Android. To add Ella to your Home Screen, first save your journal with Google or an email address, then sign in again from the Home Screen.
Yes, as it happens. Invite them with a link or a QR code. You choose whether each person can add entries or only view the journal.
No. You can start a journal right away and save it later with an email address or Google, when you want to invite family or keep it safe on a new phone.
Ella speaks 14 languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Hebrew, Arabic, Russian, Turkish, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Hindi, Urdu and Bengali, and each family member picks their own. On Android and the web you can also log by voice in your language when your phone or browser supports speech recognition, and you confirm what Ella heard before anything is saved.
No. Ella records what you log and shows it back as charts and summaries. It does not give medical advice. For medical questions, talk to your pediatrician.
Use "Delete account and data" in Ella's settings, on the phone or on the web. The privacy policy explains exactly what is deleted.
Yes. Entries are saved on your phone first and sent to your family as soon as you are back online. In a browser, they are sent the next time Ella is open and online.
Yes. On Android you can export the journal as a CSV file and create a PDF summary for a check-up.
Yes. Keep both babies in one journal and switch between them at the top of Today.
Start free in under a minute. Invite your family when you are ready.