Log a feed in one tap, even at 3 a.m.
FeedKit is a feeding log built for the blur of the first year. Time a breastfeed live, note a bottle or solids in seconds, and let the pattern show itself. The thing you do eight times a day should take a second.
The essentials are free. No account, no ads, no third-party tracking.
What it looks like
One big button, a timer you can trust, and a history you can actually read.
Why parents choose FeedKit
Everything on this list is free, with nothing to set up before your first feed.
One tap, feed logged
Tap Feed, pick breastfeeding, bottle or solid food, done. Bottles in ml or oz, breast milk or formula, solids by amount. No form to fill in with a baby in your arms.
A timer you can correct
Time every breastfeed, left, right or both, and switch sides with one tap when your baby does. Started the timer five minutes late? Move the start time instead of throwing the feed away.
On your Lock Screen
A running feed counts up on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island. Switch sides or stop it right there, without unlocking. A pumping session gets its own, with a Stop button.
Hands full
Ask Siri: “Start a feed in FeedKit”, “Switch sides in FeedKit”, “Log a bottle in FeedKit” or “When was the last feed in FeedKit”. Or put Start a Feed on the Action Button.
The Last Feed widget
How long ago your baby last ate, with the side or amount, on the Home Screen or Lock Screen. A running feed counts up, and the medium size adds today's feeds, when the next feed is likely, and your usual bottle as a button that logs it in one tap, or Stop while a feed runs. If you pump, the medium size also shows today's pumped total, or the pumping clock while a session runs.
History you can fix
Every feed and pumping session in one list with daily totals. Tap to edit a mistyped entry, swipe to delete it, and undo it within 10 seconds if you did that by mistake. Export every feed as a spreadsheet: it is your data.
See the pattern
Totals and averages by week, month or three months, a chart of every day, feed types, time patterns, the typical interval and the longest stretch. Once a rhythm shows, the Feed screen says when the next feed is likely.
Growth
Weight, length and head circumference from each check-up, each with the change since the last one and a chart by age. In the first weeks, see when your baby is back to birth weight.
Pumping and the milk stash
Time a pumping session, even while a feed runs, note left and right, and see today's total. Keep fridge and freezer bags with use-by dates, and a bottle of breast milk takes from the stash.
More than one baby
Twins, or a toddler and a newborn: add a profile for each and switch from any screen.
Reminders
An optional nudge a set time after each feed, quiet at night unless you ask, and a daily summary of the day's feeds.
Private by design
No account and no sign-up. Your feeds stay on your device and are never used for advertising.
Your data stays yours
There is no account to create. What you log lives on your device, and if you use Family Sharing, in the private iCloud of the parent who started the family. Never on our servers, and never used for advertising. Read the full privacy policy.
Fed is best, and you are doing beautifully. FeedKit does not provide medical advice.