Calmer days and nights with your little one.

The app for parents of babies. Snoomi logs sleep, feeds and nappies with one tap and suggests an approximate time for the next nap.

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Snoomi's Today screen: the day clock with naps marked and the next nap predicted
  • Free to track
  • No account
  • Data stays on your phone
  • Works offline
  • In 14 languages

Every piece of advice has a source NHSAAPWHOCDCNICELullaby Trust

Daily rhythm

Snoomi learns your baby's sleep patterns.

From day one Snoomi suggests an approximate time for the next nap, based on wake windows for your baby's age. After about a week of entries it knows your baby's own rhythm. Nap times from that rhythm, and the whole day planned ahead, come with Snoomi Plus.

01

Next nap in 35 min

The day clock shows at a glance what has happened and what is coming. Forgot a nap? Draw it on the ring with your finger.

02

Learning your baby's rhythm · 3 of 7 days

No empty promises. Snoomi says plainly what it is still learning and explains patterns gently. It never compares your baby with other babies.

03

Sleep history in one place

History from one morning wake-up to the next, the week in a story, and a printable summary for the doctor's visit.

Logging

Falling asleep? Tap. Waking up? Tap.

Sleep, breast and bottle feeds, nappies, baths, medicine, temperature, tummy time: 17 types of entries you can log with one hand. Undo a mistake with one tap, and whoever else cares for your baby sees on their phone what was logged while they were away.

  • One hand, even in the dark
  • Undo a slip with one tap
  • Arrange the Today screen your way

Tap a tile. This is how it feels in the app.

Saved

At 3 a.m. the screen is dark and the buttons are big.

Night mode dims the screen to a warm, low light and leaves only what you need: feed, nappy, sounds, crying help. The screen stays on while you feed.

  • A dimmed screen in warm colours, with no blue glare
  • Crying help and emergency numbers work without internet
  • Nap reminders: never at night, never marketing
Snoomi's night mode: a dark screen with large tiles for feeding, nappies and sounds

Watch

One night and one day with Snoomi.

Half a minute on what Snoomi does at three in the morning and at ten in the morning.

Play and calm

Playtime is time together.

The phone is for you — for ideas. Your baby plays with you, not with a screen.

Today's idea

Snoomi's Play screen: today's idea and a list of play ideas

Rhymes

Round and round the garden

Round and round the garden,
like a teddy bear;
one step, two step,
tickle you under there!

How to play

Trace circles on your baby's palm, walk two fingers up their arm on "one step, two step", then give a gentle tickle.

Play ideas

  • Peekaboo!Talking · about 3 min
  • Tummy time with a toyMoving · about 5 min
  • Book momentBooks · about 5 min
  • Pot-and-spoon drumsMusic · about 5 min

Listen

55 rhymes, songs and lullabies with words and finger play, 19 music-box tunes and eight calming sounds, from white noise to rain. There's also an idea for playing together every day, with no screen for your baby: the phone stays in the parent's hand. The rest of the sound library, with ocean waves and a recording of your own voice, comes with Snoomi Plus.

Follow the nap on your Lock Screen. Log the wake-up from your watch.

In the iPhone and Android apps, widgets will show what comes next, and one tap on an Apple Watch or a Wear OS watch will log the wake-up, even with your baby in your arms. On iPhone you'll also see the running nap and its timer on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island.

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Lock Screen
Dynamic Island
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Apple Watch
Wear OS
Snoomi, a small ground squirrel — the companion from the app

Snoomi is here to help, day and night.

A small ground squirrel keeps you company in the app.

With Snoomi Plus you can pick another companion:

  • Bramble
  • Teddy
  • Zubi
  • Rusty
  • Puddle
  • Peanut
  • Mittens
  • Biscuit

Every guest brings a song.

22 guests take turns visiting the garden, each bringing a rhyme, song or lullaby. Tap a guest in the garden to add theirs to your family songbook and to Play.

Different on purpose.

Many baby apps Snoomi
Sign up before the first entry A name, a birth date, the first entry. No account.
Nap times only once you pay Nap times for your baby's age from the first day, free
Your baby's data on their servers On your phone. Sync only if you turn it on.
Tips with no source shown Every guide names its source and how strong the evidence is
Sharing with the other parent costs extra Two parents share free. Plus covers the whole family.

Privacy

Your baby's data stays on your phone.

Snoomi needs no account. Entries are saved on the phone and available without internet. Save a backup to a file, invite another caregiver with a code; syncing is optional. No ads, no trackers, no selling data. The app sends only anonymous daily totals of what is used, and you can switch them off.

  • Photos and voice recordings never leave the phone
  • Weather uses an approximate location (about 1 km) and nothing more
  • CSV export and a PDF summary for the doctor's visit
A parent rests on a sofa with a mug of tea while the baby sleeps in a bassinet
Two parents on a sofa with their baby

Together

Together, on two phones.

Invite the other parent with a code. Each of you sees what happened while you were away: the last feed, the nap, the nappy. Two people share for free. With Snoomi Plus, grandparents or a nanny can join too, and they'll manage, because the buttons are big and the words are plain.

Going out

What to wear? Snoomi checks the weather for you.

An outfit layer by layer, matched to the forecast for the whole outing, to where your baby will be (stroller, carrier, car, on foot) and to how they usually handle the cold. In the rain it suggests a cover; in a carrier, what to take off. It checks the air quality, too.

Safety rules always come first, from the Lullaby Trust, NHS and AAP

Snoomi's What to wear screen: a weather scene and the outfit layer by layer
A parent reads a picture book to a baby in an armchair by a lamp

Learn

Short, sourced guidance.

95 short guides in 14 languages: sleep, feeding, crying, safety, development. Every piece of advice has a source (NHS, AAP, WHO, CDC, NICE, the Lullaby Trust, Poland's Ministry of Health and the Institute of Mother and Child) and an honest label: health bodies recommend, research suggests, or parents often find.

NHSAAPWHOCDCNICELullaby TrustHSEIMiDNFZ
Calmer nights A 14-day course. The first three days are free.
WHO growth charts Weight, length, head circumference.
Health calendar Check-ups and vaccinations (Poland).
Milestones Checklists by age (CDC).
Help now Emergency numbers and first aid, offline too.

Information, not a diagnosis. Snoomi does not replace a doctor.

  • 17types of entries
  • 95short guides
  • 55rhymes, songs and lullabies
  • 9companions, eight of them in Snoomi Plus

Free and Plus

Tracking is free. For good.

No ads and no account. Plus adds what costs us the most to make, and one subscription covers everyone who looks after your baby.

Snoomi

Free

  • All 17 kinds of entries and the full history
  • Nap times for your baby's age from day one, and the next nap in Today's plan
  • Night mode, widgets, Lock Screen, watch
  • All 95 guides, Help now and the first three days of the 14-day sleep course
  • What to wear, play ideas, songs and rhymes
  • Eight calming sounds and every melody
  • A week of Insights and the weekly numbers
  • Two parents sharing, backup, export
  • Snoomi, your companion

Snoomi Plus

7 days free then yearly or monthly

  • Nap times learned from your baby's own rhythm
  • The whole day planned: every nap and bedtime
  • 30- and 90-day trends and ten deeper Insights cards
  • Your week compared with the one before
  • The full 14-day sleep course
  • The whole sound library, with ocean waves and your own recorded voice
  • Eight more companions
  • First foods: the whole list and the allergen checklist
  • Unusual days the rhythm skips, like illness or travel
  • Grandparents, a nanny: any number of caregivers
  • A second child

Nothing is deleted when Plus ends: every entry stays, and the free part keeps working.

Made with care, for the 3 a.m. version of you.

Questions or ideas? Write to support@snoomi.app

How the advice is checked

Each guide is written from named sources (NHS, AAP, WHO and others), and every claim in it is checked against the source itself. Each guide is labelled by how strong the evidence is: health bodies recommend, research suggests, or parents often find. What we can't verify, we leave out.

Questions

Questions before you start.

Is Snoomi free?

Logging is free for good, with no ads: every kind of entry, the full history, nap times for your baby's age, night mode, widgets, the watch, every guide and help in hard moments. Two parents can share a baby for free. Snoomi Plus is a subscription you can try free for 7 days. It adds nap times learned from your baby's own rhythm, the whole day planned ahead, longer trends, the full sleep course, the whole sound library, eight more companions, more caregivers and a second child. One subscription covers the whole family.

Do I need an account?

No. An account is only useful if you want a cloud backup or want to share entries with another caregiver. Without one, everything stays on the phone.

What does the app send?

Unless you switch it off: anonymous daily totals of which screens, sounds and guides were used, whether sleep, a feed or a nappy was logged that day, and a few counted moments around Snoomi Plus (for example, that its screen was opened), plus the app version, language and how long Snoomi has been installed (for example “week 2”). No ID, no details of any entry, no times of day, no location. Our server only adds them up and doesn’t keep your IP address. In Settings → Privacy you can see exactly what was sent today, or switch it off. The full list is in the privacy policy.

Does it work offline?

Yes. Logging, night mode, sounds, guides and emergency help all work offline. Internet is only needed for the weather and for syncing.

What age is it for?

It works best in the first year and grows with your baby until the second birthday. Wake windows, milestone lists and advice change with age.

Does Snoomi replace a doctor?

No. Snoomi provides sourced information and does not diagnose. If you are worried about your baby's health, contact a doctor. In a medical emergency, call your local emergency number.

When is it coming to the App Store and Google Play?

Soon. Leave your e-mail at the bottom of this page and we'll write once, on the day Snoomi is out.

Can I change the companion?

Yes, any time. Snoomi is free. The eight others come with Snoomi Plus: Bramble the hedgehog, Teddy, Zubi the bison, Rusty the fox, Puddle the hippo, Peanut the elephant, Mittens and Biscuit. Each child can have a different one.

Coming soon to iPhone and Android.

Leave your e-mail and we'll write once, on the day Snoomi is out. Nothing else, ever.

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