Get through the day
The baby tracker you’ll actually keep up with.
Feeds, sleeps, diapers — one tap each, even one-handed at 3am. Your baby’s whole day on one timeline, with everyone who cares for them logging to the same place. Try it:
One tap, even one-handed
No forms to fill at 3am. Tap the icon, it's logged. The whole interaction is a single thumb.
The whole day on one screen
Last night and today, side by side. Long stretches and short ones stand out — you see the day without doing math.
Everyone on the same page
Logged on grandma's phone, on yours in seconds. One baby, one shared timeline, everyone in sync.
Understand their sleep
The sleep schedule that reveals itself.
Log naps in two taps. After about a week, your baby's real sleep schedule starts to show — their wake windows, their longest stretch — instead of a generic average. Try it:
Your baby's real rhythm
Other apps tell you what a 4-month-old should do. This one watches what your baby actually does — and shows you that.
No alarms, no guilt
It never nags you to log. Miss a day, that's fine. The pattern appears over weeks, not hours.
Two taps to log
Tap Sleep, set the start and end, done. Easy even one-handed with a baby asleep on you.
Keep what matters
The family album that organizes itself.
Drop in the photos you're already taking. It reads the date on every photo and sorts them by day — daycare, first foods, the meltdowns — into a private timeline you'll actually scroll back through. Try it:
Sorted by day, automatically
It reads the date on every photo and drops it on the day it happened — no albums to build, no tagging, even for photos from months ago.
Private and invite-only
No public feed, no strangers, no ads. You choose exactly who follows along — and can change it anytime.
A studio, built in
Tap a costume and your baby's face drops right in — 36 costumes, stickers for the little wins, crop, filter, frame.
Every month becomes a book
The scrapbook that makes itself.
Every month, those same photos and milestones compose themselves into a real book — laid out for you, not by you. Flip through it, share it with family, keep it forever. Try it:
It composes itself
You don't lay anything out. Each month, your photos and notes become a designed book. Edit any page you want — or leave it.
Family can read it
Share the book with a link. Grandparents flip through every page and leave comments, even from far away.
It stays on the shelf
Last June's book is still there next June. Pull any month off the shelf, anytime.
Never feel alone in it
Orby — answers about your baby, even at 2am.
The questions too small for the pediatrician and too big to ignore at 2am. Orby answers for your child — their age, their stage, what you've logged — not the internet's average. Ask it something:
Answers for your child
Give Orby your baby's age and what's going on. Answers come back specific to your child — not a generic article you have to translate to your own situation.
There at 2am
Sleep regressions don't keep office hours. Ask at 2pm or 2am, get a straight answer in seconds — plain language, no appointment, no judgment.
Grows with your child
Orby starts as your parenting companion and grows into your child's learning friend. One relationship that lasts years — not an app you outgrow in six months.
Why one app
One app, not three.
A tracker app, a photo app, and a chatbot don’t talk to each other. Onzenna’s do: the day you log builds the album, the album becomes the monthly book, and Orby reads what you’ve logged to answer about your baby. You log a little — it becomes everything.
- Private to your account — never sold, never used to train models.
- Not medical advice — Orby and the tracker always point you back to your pediatrician.
- Yours to keep and export, anytime.
Questions parents ask
What can I track?
Feeds (breast, formula, solids), sleep and wake, diapers, pumping, mood, milestones, measurements, medicine, and more. You pick what shows on your quick-log bar.
Can my partner and family log too?
Yes. Invite anyone who cares for your baby — partner, grandparents, a nanny. Everyone logs to the same shared day and sees it update in real time.
Who can see my baby’s photos?
Only the people you invite. There’s no public feed and nothing is searchable. You control access per person and can revoke it anytime.
How is the Baby Album different from the Digital Scrapbook?
The Album is your living, day-by-day timeline. The Scrapbook is the composed monthly book made from it. One feeds the other.
Is any of this medical advice?
No. The tracker records what you log, and Orby always points you back to your pediatrician. You can export a summary to share with them.
Is my data private?
Your logs and photos are private to your account and the caregivers you invite. We never sell your data or use it to train models.