A bottle feeding tracker for formula and breast milk
Track bottles of formula or expressed milk with your family. Ella shows logged daily amounts and time since the last feed.
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Bottles entered here
Entries stay on this page and disappear when you leave or reload.
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- Total entered
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Only the bottles entered here are counted. This is not a complete daily intake or a feeding recommendation.
No bottles entered.
What does the total mean? (optional)
You enter 60 ml and 90 ml, but leave out another bottle. What does 150 ml tell you?
The details
Displayed amounts are rounded to 1 decimal place in ml or 2 in US fl oz. Switching units keeps the original amounts.
Interface limits: 100 bottles and 10000 ml per bottle (about 338 US fl oz). These are not feeding guidelines.
For an ongoing shared bottle log, open Ella. These entries do not carry over. Open Ella
Newborn questions this helps with
What the bottle chart counts
Mark bottles as formula or expressed milk, and log nursing separately. The bottle chart totals recorded amounts by day, including bottle top-ups logged with nursing. Nursing time is not converted into milk amounts; pumping is charted separately. Web settings offer mL or US fluid ounces.
Your usual bottle amount
One-tap Bottle uses recent bottle amounts from the past week when available. Change the amount if a feed differs. On Android, set a fixed amount in Family & settings > Feeding.
Unfinished bottles
Edit the entry to the amount drunk. For leftovers, discard formula left in the bottle after a feed, and use breast milk left in the bottle within 2 hours after your baby finishes feeding, then discard it. Sources: CDC (US), checked 17 October 2026. Ella, Muchita AI.
Handovers and offline entries
Today and the Android widget show time since the last feed, bottle or nursing. Offline entries are shared when the phone reconnects, so other caregivers can catch up.
How to track bottle feeds with Ella
Start a journal in any browser and add your baby.
On Android, you can also add the Ella widget to your home screen.
After each feed, tap Bottle on the widget or in the app, adjusting the amount if needed.
Open Charts to see logged daily amounts.
Other ways to track
Questions parents ask
Can I log a bottle without opening the app?
Yes, on Android. The widget has a Bottle button with your usual amount.
Does Ella tell me how much formula to give?
No. Ella records what you log. For feeding amounts, talk to your pediatrician.
Can I track pumping too?
Yes. Pumping sessions and pumped milk are logged and charted separately from bottles.
Can I use ounces?
Yes. Web settings offer mL or US fluid ounces.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Bottles are saved on the phone first and shared with your family when you are back online.
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.