For the little moments · Made for iPhone

Bottles, Nursing & Pumping

A little less
to remember.

Bottles, nursing, and pumping. A simple place to keep track, so you can get back to the moment.

Find SippyLog on the App Store

Simple feeding tracking, right on your iPhone.

SippyLog feeding screen showing bottle logging controls
A look inside SippyLog
Bottles, Nursing & PumpingMade for iPhoneNo ads or third-party analytics in the app
Less mental juggling

One place for
your feeding routine.

When the days blur together, the details don’t have to. Record what happened and find it again when you need it.

01 / BOTTLES

A few taps. All logged.

Save a bottle in ounces or milliliters, use a quick amount, or add an earlier feeding you didn’t get to record.

02 / NURSING

Keep time, switch sides.

Track nursing sessions with side controls, then keep the saved session alongside your other feedings.

03 / PUMPING

Its own kind of progress.

Record expressed milk separately. Pumping stays distinct from your baby’s intake and last-fed clock.

SippyLog statistics screen with feeding trends
Example feeding records
The details, when you need them

Find the rhythm
in the everyday.

A clear history and simple statistics help you look back without keeping it all in your head.

  • Browse, edit, and correct saved entries
  • See intake and feeding counts over time
  • Glance at feeding information with widgets

A record of your routine. Statistics do not provide feeding recommendations.

Personal by design

Your family’s routine.
Your private records.

Tracking records stay on your device, with personal iCloud synchronization when active. The app has no advertising or third-party analytics, and no developer-operated server for your feeding records.

Read the privacy overview ↗
A few useful things

Before you get started.

What does SippyLog track?

SippyLog brings bottles, nursing sessions, and pumping records together on your iPhone, with history and statistics to help you look back.

Does pumping count toward my baby’s intake?

No. Pumping has its own records and statistics. It does not increase consumed milk or reset the last-fed clock.

Where can I find help?

Visit the support page for guidance on records, iCloud, and timers. Email jacob.hoffman@sippylog.com for help.

A calmer way to keep track

Made for full hands
and very full days.

Made for iPhone. A little more ready for the next little moment.

Explore support