Every little moment matters.

Yes. Your babies’ profiles, every log, timers, vaccines, growth, medicines, foods, memories, expenses and reminders (the growth, medicine and food areas are part of Pro) live on your phone, so they work with no signal at all, and so does the care guide. Only Ask Ollie, Family Sharing, backups to iCloud or Google Drive and purchases need a connection.

Breastfeeding (a timer that remembers the last side), bottles of breast milk or formula, solids, burps, diapers, sleep and naps, pumping, baths, tummy time, medicine, temperature and notes, each in one tap and then optional detail. Every kind has its own color, so the day’s timeline reads at a glance.

You choose how to start, and it is free. Pick only the vaccines you want from the recommended list (the Philippine DOH and PPS schedule, or the CDC and AAP one elsewhere), create your own vaccine with its doses, dates, clinic and doctor, or let Ollie lay out the recommended schedule from your baby’s birth date for you to review before anything is added. Edit any date, mark a dose given with its date, lot number and clinic, and Bubblie reminds you before each one is due. A vaccine you have no record of shows as “Not recorded”, with a catch-up path. Bubblie reminds you of dates; it never decides a schedule for your baby, so confirm it with your pediatrician.

Ollie is Bubblie’s otter, and an AI baby-care companion. Ask about feeding, sleep, diapers, vaccines or a milestone and Ollie answers with a short, organised reply and shows the official guidance it drew from (WHO, UNICEF, the Pediatric Infectious Disease Society of the Philippines, CDC, AAP, NHS). Free has 3 new chats a day (follow-up questions in a chat are free) and Pro has unlimited AI access under fair use. Ollie needs internet, never diagnoses and never gives medicine amounts. Ollie is an AI assistant, not a doctor. It can make mistakes, so check anything about your baby’s health with your pediatrician.

Only your baby’s age, sex and region, never the name, a note or a photo. If you switch on Share recent logs, Ollie is also told a few figures for the question you ask, such as the time of the last feed or how many diapers today. It is off until you choose it, and you can turn it off again at any time.

No. The sick diary, the temperature log and, in Pro, the medicine cabinet are for writing down what you see and what your pediatrician told you. You type every medicine, amount and time yourself, and Bubblie never calculates, suggests or checks a dose. It shows red-flag guidance for when to call a doctor, and everything in the app is general education, not medical advice.

Your first baby is free, with everything recorded for them. Twins and siblings are part of Bubblie Pro, each with their own log, vaccines, feeding schedule and memories. If Pro ends, the other babies stay safe on your phone, locked, and open again with Pro; nothing is deleted.

The person who starts a family (Pro) shows a QR code in Settings → Family Sharing; a partner, grandparent or nanny scans it in Bubblie on their own phone and joins for free, with no sign-up. The owner chooses which babies to share, and everyone sees and edits those babies’ logs, vaccines, health diary and expenses, in step. Memories, photos of entries and Ollie’s chats are not shared, and Bubblie sends no activity feed or alerts about what anyone logs.

Yes, and it is free. Bubblie backs up on its own to your iCloud on iPhone, or the hidden app folder of your Google Drive on Android, and offers the newest backup the first time it opens on a new phone. Backups go to your own account, never to us. Saving a backup file you keep yourself is part of Pro.

Yes. Five Home Screen widgets (Baby Overview, Feeding, Sleep, Diaper and Daily Summary) show when the baby last ate, whether they are asleep and the day so far, and on iPhone a Live Activity on the Lock Screen follows a running feeding or sleep timer. They read what is on your phone, so they work offline and need no account. Feeding reminders tell you when the next feed is due; in Pro you can also turn on an alarm that rings.

It puts your baby on your wrist: their name and age, when they last ate and had a diaper, a running sleep or breastfeed as a live timer, and the day so far (feeds, diapers and sleep). From there you can log a diaper (pee, poo or both), a bottle (turn the Digital Crown, or tap − and +, starting from the last bottle), a breastfeed on the left or right, or a sleep. Seeing your baby on the watch is free; starting a log from the watch is part of Pro, and ending a timer that is already running never needs it. If your iPhone is out of reach, the watch keeps the log and sends it, with the time you tapped, when they are near again. The watch app is in English for now.

Yes. Bubblie follows the system’s bars on iPhone Duo and lays out for the screen you have. Opened flat, Today, Health, Expenses and Insights use two columns, with the tab bar along the side and your content kept clear of it; on the outer display it looks like it does on other iPhones.

Yes, free for everyone and offline: 17 guides on newborn care, feeding, sleep, hygiene and health, plus checklists, each citing its official sources. Play & learn, with 50 ideas to enjoy together by age, is part of Pro. All of it is general education, never medical advice.

Yes. Switch between English and Tagalog in Settings → Language and the whole app changes at once, Ollie and the care guide included. Names and notes stay as you typed them.

In Pro, yes. Growth is part of Pro: you log weight, length and head size, see them on a simple chart of your own numbers, and open a separate Growth curves screen that places each measurement on the WHO Child Growth Standards for babies up to 24 months, with the percentile for the latest one. It needs your baby’s sex, uses corrected age for a baby born early, and is only a comparison with the children WHO measured: it is not a diagnosis, and your pediatrician is the one to ask what it means for your baby.

Yes, in Pro. The visit report is one PDF for the last two weeks: average feeds, bottles, sleep and diapers for the days you logged, a day-by-day table, your baby’s latest measurements (with the WHO percentile when the sex is known), the health diary for those days, and blank lines for your questions. It is only what you recorded, never advice. Pro also exports the day-by-day summary, the memory book and the full health history as PDFs.

A short Pro summary on the Insights tab that compares the last seven days with the seven before: what changed in feeds, bottles, sleep and diapers, and by how much. It is plain arithmetic on what you logged, with no AI and no judgement; if little changed, it says it was a steady week.

A chat is one conversation with Ollie, and follow-up questions inside it are free. Free includes 3 new chats in any rolling 24 hours (a day, not a calendar day), and the app shows how many are left. Bubblie Pro gives you unlimited AI access under a fair-use allowance of up to 100 new chats in any rolling 24 hours; Pro never shows a counter, and if you ever reach the allowance the app tells you when it comes back. A chat that fails to get an answer doesn’t count, and reinstalling the app doesn’t reset it.

More than one baby, charts and statistics for any period (Free covers the last 30 days), summaries of the day, week and month, growth tracking with WHO percentile curves, the medicine cabinet with doctor visits, first foods, Play & learn ideas, every month’s expenses with a monthly budget and a spending-by-category report, logging from your Apple Watch, a feeding alarm that rings at the next feed, a pediatrician visit report, Ollie’s weekly recap, unlimited Ollie chats (fair use) instead of 3 new chats a day, your own Today and Insights layout, the day-by-day summary, the memory book and the health history as PDFs, a backup file you keep, and starting a family to share babies. Pro starts with a 7-day free trial on the yearly plan, and monthly and lifetime plans are offered too.

Bubblie is coming to the App Store and Google Play. The badges on this page link to each listing as soon as it is live.