Nap 2 around 12:40

Know when the next nap is due.

A baby sleep tracker that does one job. Tap when your baby falls asleep and when they wake, and Napwise tells you when to try the next nap.

Coming soon to iPhone

Two taps. One answer.

One button, labelled with what happens next. It works one-handed, in a dark room.

Napwise Home screen: now is a good time for Ada's second nap

Tap when they go down

Start nap is the biggest thing on the screen.

Napwise Home screen: Ada has been asleep for 25 minutes, with a Woke up button

Tap when they wake

Tapped late? Fix the time in a couple of seconds.

Napwise Home screen: 41 minutes until Ada's nap window

See the next window

One number, and the day so far at a glance.

Everything it does

Nap reminders

A nudge as the window nears. Quiet between 19:00 and 06:00.

Sleep log

Each day as a single strip. Edit, add or delete any sleep.

Age guide

Typical naps, wake windows and bedtime for your baby's age.

Sleep only

No feeds, nappies or milestones. Other apps do those well.

Your baby's sleep stays on your phone.

No account and no cloud. Your baby's name, date of birth and every logged nap are stored on this device, and we never see them.

The trade-off: there's no backup or partner sync yet, and deleting the app deletes the sleep history.

It's straight with you about young babies.

Under four months, sleep rhythms are still developing, so Napwise gives an age-based guide and encourages you to follow your baby's cues.

From four months, once you've logged a few naps, the window starts to reflect your baby's own pattern.

Coming soon to iPhone.