One tap from the changing table
The Wet, Dirty and Wet & dirty buttons sit on the Android widget and on Today, so a change is logged before the new diaper is on.
Tap Wet, Dirty or both on the widget or in the app. Ella counts every change, shows when the last one was and keeps the whole family up to date.
Updated 28 September 2026


The Wet, Dirty and Wet & dirty buttons sit on the Android widget and on Today, so a change is logged before the new diaper is on.
The time since the last change sits at the top of Today, so whoever takes over knows where things stand.
Add a poop color or note a diaper rash when it matters to you. Everything else stays one tap.
Tapped the wrong button? Edit the entry right from the widget or the journal.
Ella keeps diapers simple: wet, dirty, or wet and dirty, each one tap. The time is filled in for you, and you can edit it if you log a change a bit later. That is usually all a day's log needs.
Some days you want more: a poop color, or a note that there is a diaper rash. Both are optional on a diaper entry, so they are there when you want them and out of the way when you don't. They also appear in the PDF summary on Android.
At the end of a long day nobody remembers how many diapers there were. Charts show wet and dirty diapers per day, and Today shows the time since the last change, so the question "how many today?" has an answer in a second.

One hand on the baby, one hand free: tap Wet, Dirty or Wet & dirty on the widget before you reach for the new diaper. The time is filled in, and the counter at the top of Today resets.
Check-ups often include a question about diapers. The daily chart has the count for each day, and on Android the PDF summary lists it with any colors and rashes you noted. You describe what happened; the pediatrician interprets it.
When two parents share changes, each logs from their own phone. The journal shows who changed which diaper, and the time since the last change is the same on every phone.
In the first days, many parents are asked to keep an eye on diapers. A tap per change is enough; the chart does the counting, and your pediatrician or nurse interprets it.
At night, the widget buttons are large enough to hit in the dark, and night mode keeps the screen dim while you log.
Prefer paper for the first week? Print the diaper chart, tick each change, and switch to the widget when you are ready.
Put the phone where you can reach it from the changing table, or add the widget to your home screen. One tap after the change is all it takes, and the counter for the last diaper resets for everyone.
The chart shows wet and dirty diapers per day, side by side. Switch to 14 or 30 days to see the longer picture; tap any day for the exact numbers.
Yes, on Android. The widget has diaper buttons right on your home screen.
Ella does not give medical guidance. It shows the count you logged, and your pediatrician can tell you what to expect.
Yes, as an optional detail on a diaper entry, along with a diaper rash note.
Yes. Every diaper anyone logs shows up in the shared journal at once.
Yes. On Android you can export the journal as a CSV file or create a PDF summary.
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