Built by one tired parent for another.

A calmer way through
the early days.

Paige keeps track of the feeds, the nappies and what happened while you were asleep, so you don’t have to hold it all in your head.

Free to use. Pay what you can, whenever it feels right. Or not at all.

No accountsShared householdEnd-to-end encryptedTen-second setupWorks offline

Why Paige exists

It started two days after we brought Paige home.

My wife and I were barely keeping our heads above water, trying to hold every feed, every nappy and every detail in our heads on no sleep. So I built a small app for the two of us. Very quickly, our household depended on it so I decided to make it available to other parents in the hope that it would help them too. Paige is named after my daughter, and it’s the thing that helped my family through the first few weeks.

Alex
Dad to Paige
Read the whole story

Made for one hand, at 3am

Jot it down in a tap or two.

You’re usually holding a baby with your other hand, so logging a feed or a nappy stays quick. Tap to start the feed timer, pick a side, and get back to it. You can fill in the details later, or leave them out.

More on tracking feeds and tracking nappies.

While you were away

Pick up where they left off.

When you come back on after a break, Paige sums up the day so far in a sentence, so you can see how things have gone.

Catch up · last 41m

While you were away, Alexandra gave Paige two feeds and changed a wet & dirty nappy.

A shared timeline

The whole day, in one tidy list.

Every feed, nappy and milestone in order, newest first, each one tagged with who logged it and when. Tap anything to see the detail, or scroll back as far as you like.

The night gets its own view. More on keeping track of the night.

Your household+ Add a device
AAlex you
AAlexandra their phone
AAlexandra started a feed2:14pm
AYou changed a wet nappy1:50pm

Your household

Everyone helping out, on the same page.

Add your partner, or whoever’s lending a hand, on their own phone. You all see the same day as it happens, and every entry is tagged with who did it. No more “wait, did you already feed her?”

Patterns and insights

A picture of the day.

See the rhythm of feeds and nappies over the last day or week. In those early weeks it’ll show how the nappies are adding up against the numbers the midwives go by.

Everything’s here from the start

What Paige does.

Feed tracking

Breast or bottle, which side and how long, logged in a tap. Fill in the amount later, or leave it out.

Nappy tracking

Wet, dirty or both, and the colour if you want to note it. In those early weeks when you’re counting nappies to know all’s well, it shows how you’re doing against the numbers the midwives go by.

Handover

Come back after a break and see the day so far, summed up in a sentence.

Feed timer

One tap to start, and a quiet nudge for which side is next time around.

Milestones

Jot down the first smiles and the rest.

Stats and trends

A look back over the days and weeks, to see how things are settling.

Pumping

Keep track of what you’ve expressed, which side and how much.

Set up in about ten seconds

No accounts and no passwords. Just your name and your baby’s name, and you’re going.

Private by design

End-to-end encrypted, so what you write stays between you and your household.

Your household

Add whoever’s helping out, so you can hand over without sitting down for a debrief.

Private by design

Only you can read your data.

Paige is end-to-end encrypted. That means everything you write is locked on your phone before it’s sent, so what sits on our server is a sealed box we have no key to. We can’t read it, and nor can anyone else.

What the server holds

That something happened, and when
Its type, like a feed or a nappy
An anonymous tag for who logged it

What it can never see

Your notes, amounts and the details
Your baby’s name and date of birth
Your keys, or your recovery words
Made on your phone

One key per household

A single key locks and unlocks everything. It’s made on your phone and never leaves your devices. You never have to see it.

A short code and a tap

Adding the second parent

A phone that already has the key hands it to a new one, after you tap to approve. The code does nothing on its own.

Saved once, at the start

Twelve recovery words

The only way back if you lose every device. Keep them somewhere safe.

A quick heads up

If you lose every device and haven’t saved your recovery words, your data is gone. There’s no email reset, because there’s no account for us to reset, and we can't access your data even if we wanted to (which we don't). So it's very important to save those recovery words somewhere safe.

Pay what you can

What Paige costs is up to you.

If Paige is helping and you’d like to chip in what it’s worth to you, that really helps us. If that’s nothing right now, that’s absolutely fine. Pick whatever feels right.

Use for free

A one-off payment (not a subscription)

Ready when you are.

Set up takes about ten seconds. Just some basic details like what to call you and when your baby was born, no accounts and no passwords.