Log what actually matters
Bottle, breast or tube (G, J, GJ — pump or bolus, with rate). Venting and Farrell bag output. Retching vs. gagging vs. spit-up, with timing after feeds, position and color. Diapers, sleep, skin, growth in lb·oz.
For NICU graduates, tube-fed and medically complex babies
Tube feeds, a dozen meds, Owlet readings, therapy goals, and five specialists who each want something different. CareCrib turns one-tap logging into a one-page report you can hand to any of them.
iPhone app coming early 2027 · Free to use · Optional family plan for sync and reports
Bottle, breast or tube (G, J, GJ — pump or bolus, with rate). Venting and Farrell bag output. Retching vs. gagging vs. spit-up, with timing after feeds, position and color. Diapers, sleep, skin, growth in lb·oz.
Set times for each medication once. Reminders at every dose and 30 minutes before visits and therapy. Log a skipped dose with the reason, so the doctor knows what baby really got.
One page for cardiology, GI and dermatology: intake per kg, retching trend, residuals, Owlet lows and alarms, skin findings, doses skipped, open questions and their instructions. Save as PDF or print.
Family Sync keeps every caregiver's phone on the same page. It's end-to-end encrypted with a passphrase only your family knows — we can't read it.
We built CareCrib for our own baby — a feeding tube, meds around the clock, OT, PT and a calendar full of specialists. Paper logs and generic baby apps couldn't keep up, and every visit started with "how many times did the baby retch this week?" Now the answer is one page.
Join the beta or hear when the iPhone app launches. One or two emails, no spam.
Prefer email? hello@carecrib.app