Nursing, side by side
Tap Left or Right to time each side, and Stop and save when the feed ends. Ella shows which side is next, so nobody has to remember at 3 a.m.
A baby feeding tracker for every kind of feed
Nursing, bottles, pumping and first foods live in one shared journal. Ella shows the time since the last feed at a glance and keeps your whole family in sync.
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Try it: tap like you would at 3 a.m.
Last feedNot yet
Next sideNot yet
This demo stays on this page. In Ella, the same taps go straight to your family's shared journal, from your home screen.
Quick answer
Is my baby hungry or full?
- Early hunger signs: stirring, rooting (turning toward the breast or bottle), hands to mouth, lip smacking.
- Crying is a late sign. A crying baby is harder to feed, so start before it.
- Full signs: closing the mouth, turning the head away, relaxed hands.
- Newborns feed at least 8-12 times in 24 hours. Watch your baby, not the clock.
Sources: Queensland Health, CDC, AAP, NHS · November 8, 2026
Read the full guideBaby feeding tracker: what it does
Bottles in one tap
Log formula or breast milk bottles with your usual amount, in mL or ounces.
Pumping, kept separate
Pumping sessions and pumped milk have their own chart, so nothing is counted twice.
First foods
Log solids with the food and amount, and see when a food first appeared.
Time since the last feed
It sits at the top of Today and runs as a counter on the Android widget.
Daily charts
See feeds, bottle totals and pumping per day, with exact figures one tap away.
Newborn questions this helps with
- Breastfeeding trackerTime each breast with one tap, see which side is next and how long since the last feed.
- Bottle feeding trackerLog formula or breast milk bottles in mL or oz and see recorded daily totals on a chart.
- Pumping 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.
A day of mixed feeding
For families who use more than one feeding method, Ella puts nursing, bottles, pumping and solids in one timeline. Morning: nursing on the left, logged from the widget. Midday: a bottle of pumped milk with its amount. Afternoon: a pumping session. Evening, once the baby is about 6 months old: a first taste of solids. The time since the last feed counts nursing and bottles, so nobody has to check two apps to know when the baby last had milk.
Made for tired hands
Every common feed is a single tap, from the app or from the Android home-screen widget. The timer keeps running on the lock screen while you feed, and you can fix any entry afterwards.
Feeding and the rest of the day
Feeds do not happen alone. The same journal holds sleep and diapers, so the 24-hour view shows how feeds, naps and changes fit together.
Adding first foods
When solids begin, log the food and the amount. Ella notes the first time a food appears in the journal, and on Android the list of foods tried builds itself.
How to track feeds with Ella
Start a journal in any browser and add your baby.
Log each feed as it happens: Left or Right for nursing, Bottle for a bottle. Log pumping from More activities.
On Android, add the widget to log feeds from your home screen.
Open Charts to see each day and the totals.
Other ways to track
Questions parents ask
Can I track breastfeeding and bottles together?
Yes. Nursing, breast milk bottles, formula bottles, pumping and solids all live in one journal.
Does Ella tell me how much to feed?
No. Ella records what you log. For feeding advice, talk to your pediatrician or a lactation consultant.
Can my partner log feeds too?
Yes. Invite them with a link or QR code, and every feed they log appears for everyone at once.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Entries are saved on the phone first and shared when you are back online.
Can I export the feeding log?
Yes. On Android you can export the journal as a CSV file and create a PDF summary.
How much does it cost?
You can start free, with no ads. We may add optional premium features later, and we will always show the price before you pay anything.
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