Awake when you are.
Bond reads the same entries you do and answers in plain words — always about your baby’s own history, never an average of other babies. Comes with the Village plan.
TinyBond sees the whole story — shaping sleep around your baby’s unique rhythm and following their development, milestone by milestone. When the 2am questions come, TinyBond connects the dots, helps you understand what’s next, and gives you science-backed answers you can trace to published research.
Check the last feed without waking anyone. Log this one, and it’ll be there in the morning — with your name on it. Because you’re not just helping with the baby. You’re in it, too. And this app is yours, too.
You had the baby today. The nap you started showed up on her phone while she was at work. No group chat, no end-of-day debrief, and no guessing who already did the last diaper change.
One shared space, your own entries, and a day that hands over itself. You log as you go; the family sees it as it happens.
Launching in the United States and Brazil first. We’ll email you when TinyBond opens, and keep your address for that. More in the Privacy Policy.
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Bond reads the same entries you do and answers in plain words — always about your baby’s own history, never an average of other babies. Comes with the Village plan.
A nap window that’s drifting, a night that finally settled. Nap predictions and reports with week views, built from arithmetic you can check.
A library that follows your child’s development, plus an eleven-module sleep course written for the nights you’re actually having.
One shared space for you, your partner, the grandparents and the nanny. Every entry shows who logged it, so nobody has to ask.
We read published research and guidance from trusted sources and bring it together in one place, alongside your baby’s own history and patterns. Every claim points back to its source, so you can follow it, read the original guidance if you want to, and decide what feels right for your family.
What’s in the app today.
I’m Stephanie, and my son Nicholas is the reason TinyBond exists.
I wanted one place to track the everyday things, like feeds, sleep, and diapers, and have trusted guidance when I had questions about sleep, milestones, starting solids, and everything in between. I also wanted to remember the moments that mattered: his first smile, first tooth, first time sitting up.
I wanted to see the whole picture, and that idea became TinyBond.
— Stephanie, founder of TinyBond
If yours isn’t here, ask Bond above — or write to hello@tinybond.app and we’ll reply within a couple of days.
The app
TinyBond tracks ten things: sleep and naps, breastfeeding and bottle feeding, diapers, solids, pumping, medicine, temperature, tummy time, activities, and growth. Milestones and first moments — the first smile, the first wobbly steps — live alongside them. Every log takes a couple of taps, one-handed.
Yes. TinyBond starts before the first diaper: the Pregnancy Companion is free, and always will be — week-by-week reading about what’s happening, a symptom log, and a place to keep appointments. When your baby arrives, everything flows into their story. No new app, no starting over.
Yes. TinyBond saves every log to your phone first, then syncs when you’re back online. A feed logged at 2am in a basement, on a plane, or at the cabin never disappears. The app is built offline-first, so the save never waits on a signal.
iPhone and Android, in English and Brazilian Portuguese — one app, one account, no separate versions. Nest adds a second person to your family space and Village adds up to six, so the people who help with your baby can log from their own phones too.
No. Every pattern TinyBond shows you compares your baby to their own history — last night against their own last week, this month against their own last month. There are no rankings and no leaderboards. Growth charts show the standard curve, and reading that curve belongs with your baby’s doctor.
Village covers up to five children in one family space, each with their own timeline. Free and Nest are built around one child. If a second baby arrives while you’re on Nest, you get a two-week grace period with both children fully tracked before anything changes.
Yes. Tell us how early during setup, and TinyBond uses corrected age — actual age minus the weeks early — through the first two years. That is what milestones and growth are read against. What to expect for your own baby always belongs with their doctor.
Fix it or undo it. Every entry can be edited, and every deletion shows an undo you can use for seven days. There are no confirmation pop-ups at 2am, because a tired thumb shouldn’t have to be careful — the entry is yours to correct whenever you notice.
Bond
Bond is an AI chat trained to talk about infant sleep and milestones, for now. It’s included with the Village plan. Ask why the naps are drifting, whether a milestone is close, or what a rough week of nights actually means. Every answer starts from your own baby’s patterns and names the source behind it.
No. Bond explains patterns in your baby’s own logs and shares what published sources say about sleep and development. Bond does not diagnose, does not tell you a symptom is nothing, and does not recommend medicines. For anything about your baby’s health, the right call is your baby’s doctor.
Two places, and only two. The numbers come from your own entries — nothing is invented. The general guidance comes from published sources like the AAP, CDC, WHO and NHS, and Bond names which one. For now Bond stays with sleep and milestones; other topics come later, when they’re ready.
Your family
That is what Village is for. Up to six people share one space — anyone can log a feed, a nap, or a diaper for any child, everything syncs live to every phone, and each entry shows who logged it. On Nest it is you plus one caregiver. Handovers stop being interviews.
You are the owner of your family space: you can edit or delete any entry, invite people, and manage the account. Caregivers you invite can log freely and edit or delete their own entries, never anyone else’s. Nobody is ever added to your family without your invitation.
Plans and launch
The United States and Brazil first, on iPhone, in English and Brazilian Portuguese. Other countries come later — joining the waitlist from anywhere is fine, and that first email will say plainly where it’s available on the day.
Yes — the Free plan is free forever. It includes all ten trackers, unlimited logging, and your latest 30 days of history. Nest adds the nap predictor, week reports, your full history, the sleep course, and a second person. Village has everything in Nest and adds Bond, plus room for up to six.
You land softly on Free — you keep logging, keep all ten trackers, and keep seeing your latest 30 days. Nothing you logged is deleted. The older entries sit out of view until you subscribe, and they come straight back the moment you do.
We’re in beta, polishing TinyBond for iPhone and Android in English and Brazilian Portuguese. There’s no public date yet. Join the waitlist and you’ll hear from us the day it’s ready — the list gets first access, before the app stores do.
One email, on the day TinyBond is ready, with your first-access link. Maybe a second one if something big changes before then. No weekly newsletter, no drip sequence — that’s the whole plan, and one tap unsubscribes you from it.
We’re in beta, polishing TinyBond for iPhone and Android in English and Brazilian Portuguese. The waitlist goes first, before the app stores.
Launching in the United States and Brazil first. We’ll email you when TinyBond opens, and keep your address for that. More in the Privacy Policy.