Lune learns how your baby sleeps.
One pull logs the night. The plan for tomorrow comes from your baby's own last few nights, not from an age chart, and it updates itself as the day actually happens.
Coming soon. Currently in TestFlight.
One pull logs the sleep.
Swipe down when the baby goes down, up when they wake. The plan updates itself. No forms at 3am.
Both parents see the same night.
Put the baby down on one phone and the other phone knows, on the lock screen, without opening the app.
Ask about the nights in plain words.
Lune answers from your baby's own log, with real times. Safety topics get vetted answers and a pointer to your pediatrician, not generated advice.
What Lune learns
Every baby drifts from the averages. Lune starts from standard age guidance, then lets your baby's real nights take over.
Nora is usually up for the first time between 23:35 and 23:55, going by her last 8 nights.
- Her real bedtime, not the one on the chart.
- How long she can comfortably stay awake, and how it stretches as she grows.
- What a short nap does to her afternoon, so the plan bends before the evening breaks.
- When she's usually up for the day, so a 5am waking gets called what it is.
Lune offers general sleep guidance, not medical advice. Safe-sleep answers follow published NHS, Lullaby Trust, and AAP guidance and always point you to your pediatrician. For anything about your baby's health, talk to a doctor.