Maya started as two exhausted new parents logging night feeds. It grew into a full privacy-first PWA: feeding timers, diaper photo analysis, a milk bank with live tank, sleep routines, stage-by-stage guidance — and a wellbeing check for mom.
▶ Launch interactive demo View source on GitHubThe demo runs entirely in your browser with synthetic data ("baby Emma"). Nothing is uploaded anywhere. Note: the product UI is in Spanish — built for a real Mexican family.
Left/right breast timers with pause, expressed milk and formula in ml — synced live between both parents' phones.
One-tap logging plus on-device photo analysis that suggests stool color and consistency, with pediatric guidance.
Fridge and freezer inventory with a live tank gauge. Every bottle fed auto-deducts; pumping sessions add back.
Six methods including power pumping and Medela 2-phase, with phase alerts, records, charts and a production coach.
Age-based wake windows with a traffic-light gauge, customizable bedtime routines and data-driven sleep tips.
Hydration, feeding, weight and condition trends vs. the baby's own baseline — computed on-device, never uploaded.
Heads-up pop-ups as the baby enters each stage: colic season, teething, sleep regression — with relief tips.
Age-appropriate stimulation activities (tummy time timers!) with confetti, streaks and a medal shelf.
Scheduled Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale check-ins, private to mom's phone, with real help resources.
Medical appointments with native calendar alarms (.ics) and daily medication check-offs with reminders.
One tap exports charts and tables of any date range — feeds, diapers, sleep, bilirubin curves — for the doctor.
Twins? Each baby gets a full separate record, one tap apart. Four color themes, dark mode included.