Your usual amount, one tap away
The bottle button remembers your usual amount, so most feeds are logged with a single tap on the widget or in the app.
Tap Bottle, check the amount and save. Ella adds up every bottle per day, shows the time since the last feed and keeps everyone in the family in sync.
Updated 28 September 2026


The bottle button remembers your usual amount, so most feeds are logged with a single tap on the widget or in the app.
Charts show how much was taken each day and each bottle, with the exact figures one tap away.
Choose metric or imperial units. Each phone shows amounts in its own units, so a grandparent abroad can use ounces.
The time since the last bottle sits at the top of Today and runs as a counter on the Android widget.
Many families mix: nursing during the day, a bottle of expressed milk at night, formula when needed. Ella logs each bottle with its amount and marks formula bottles, so combination feeding stays clear in one journal.
Log a bottle with your usual amount in one tap, or adjust it when the baby leaves some. Charts add up the day for you and show each bottle, and the exact figures are one tap away on any day you select.
Whoever gives the next bottle sees at a glance when the last one was and how much it was, on their own phone or in a browser. On Android, the time since the last feed runs as a counter on the home-screen widget.

If you breastfeed and give bottles, log nursing with Left or Right and each bottle with its amount. The day view shows them in order, and the bottle chart adds up only what came from a bottle.
At night, the Bottle button on the widget logs your usual amount in a single tap. If the baby leaves some, open the entry later and fix the amount.
Each day shows the total amount from bottles and each bottle on its own. Tap a day for exact figures. The chart describes what you logged; it does not set a goal.
The first time you log a bottle, set the amount you give most often. From then on, one tap logs it, and you only change the number when a feed is different.
Each phone chooses its own units. A parent can log in millilitres while a grandparent abroad reads the same bottles in ounces.
If the baby leaves some, open the entry and change the amount to what was drunk. The chart and the daily total update at once for everyone.
Whoever prepares the next bottle can see when the last one was and how much was drunk, so a handover between parents or to a grandparent needs no notes.
Entries are saved on the phone even without a signal, so a feed on a flight or a drive is logged at the right time and shared when you are back online.
Yes, on Android. The widget has a Bottle button with your usual amount.
No. Ella records what you log. For feeding amounts, talk to your pediatrician.
Yes. Pumping sessions and pumped milk are logged and charted separately from bottles.
Yes. Choose metric or imperial units in the settings.
Yes. Bottles are saved on the phone first and shared with your family when you are back online.
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