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Send a link or show a QR code. Each invitation says whether the person can add entries or only view the journal.
Everyone sees every feed, nap and diaper the moment it's logged. You choose who can add entries and who can only watch.
This demo stays on this page. In Ella, the same taps go straight to your family's shared journal, from your home screen.
Send a link or show a QR code. Each invitation says whether the person can add entries or only view the journal.
When you come back to Ella, a short summary shows what others logged while you were away: feeds, sleep and diapers, and who logged them.
Each person joins as a separate member, so every entry shows who added it, including the latest bottle and diaper records.
Family members without Android use Ella in any browser, with the same live journal. The iPhone app is coming soon.
No more "when did she last eat?" messages. The time since the last feed, the awake time and the last diaper are right at the top for everyone.
Only the people you invite can open the journal. There are no ads, and your journal is never sold.
| Compare all three roles | Owner | Can add entries | View only |
|---|---|---|---|
| See the journal | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Add and edit entries | ✓ | ✓ | - |
| Invite people who can add entries | ✓ | - | - |
| Invite people who can only view | ✓ | ✓ | - |
To invite someone, first save your journal with Google or an email address.
Family chat threads fill up with times and emojis, and the answer to "when did she last eat?" is always twenty messages up. A shared journal keeps the answer at the top of the screen for everyone, and the history in order underneath it, with the name of whoever logged each entry.
Can add entries lets someone log and edit feeds, sleep and diapers; a partner or a nanny usually gets this. View only lets someone follow every entry without changing anything, which suits grandparents who want to keep up. The owner decides who is in the journal and can change what someone can do, remove them or cancel an unused invitation. People who can add entries can invite viewers too.
Send the nanny an invitation before the first day. From then on, they see the last feed, nap and diaper before they start, and log the day from their own phone or browser. At lunch you open Ella and see the morning at a glance, without a single message, and when you get home the summary shows the whole afternoon.

Grandparents who help on weekends can log a feed or a nap with a tap when you invite them with Can add entries. Grandparents who live far away can follow the baby's days with View only, without being able to change anything.
If the baby spends time at two homes, both can keep the same journal. Each entry shows who logged it, so nobody wonders whether a feed was already given.
Some parents create the journal and invite each other before the birth, so the first feed at home is already shared.
Yes. They open the invitation link or scan the QR code on their own phone or in a browser, with no account to create. Whether they can log or only watch depends on the invitation you chose.
Yes. Invite them with View only: they see every feed, nap and diaper but can't add or change entries.
Yes. In Family, the journal's owner can remove someone, change what they can do or cancel an unused invitation.
Yes. Keep both babies in one journal and switch between them.
They can use Ella in Safari today, with the same live journal. The iPhone app is coming soon.
Ella is free to start, with no ads. Logging and the shared family journal work from day one, and the widget comes with the Android app. If we add optional paid features later, we will always show the price before you pay anything.
Start free in under a minute. Invite your family when you are ready.