Araia is a baby tracker built for the 3am version of you, holding a baby in one arm. Feeds, nappies, sleep, growth, vaccines, reports and appointments — logged in a tap and held together by an AI companion that actually knows your baby.
Launching soon on iOS and Android — free to start.
Good morning
4 months, 12 days
Feeds have settled at 7 a day this week, and the 3am one is getting shorter. That's a good sign — sleep usually follows.
Today
5
Pees
2
Poos
6
Feeds
Rotavirus · dose 3
Next up
in 5 daysSlept 3h 40m
Last stretch · ended 6:20am
From the home screen, the lock screen, a widget, or just by asking Siri.
Araia reads your baby's own history before it says a word.
Invite a co-parent and everything stays in sync, instantly.
Your baby's data is never sold, never used for ads.
Most baby apps are a spreadsheet with rounded corners. Araia logs what happened, then does something useful with it.
Feeds, diapers, sleep, meds and moods — logged in the time it takes to put the bottle down. The breastfeed timer runs on your lock screen so you're not hunting for the app mid-feed.
A warm, calm newborn-care companion that already has the context: your baby's age, weight, recent readings, your notes. So you get a specific answer instead of a search results page.
Hold the phone up for a few seconds. Araia gives you a first read on whether it looks like hunger or discomfort — then you tell it what it actually was, and the model gets better at your baby.
The forms, dates, records and half-remembered questions — in one place, so nothing depends on you remembering it.
Weight, height, head circumference and every lab value on one timeline, so you see the curve rather than a single scary number. Upload a PDF or a photo of a report and Araia pulls the values out and dates them for you.
The full IAP immunisation schedule, laid out per dose for your baby's own birth date. See what's due, what's coming in the next week and what slipped — then mark it done and attach the record from the clinic.
A month at a glance: what you logged, what's scheduled, what's still ahead. Plus CDC and WHO milestones and a few things worth trying at exactly this age.
Find paediatricians nearby, keep their details, book visits and get reminded. Photograph the doctor's notes and Araia transcribes the prescription into a med schedule.
Shopping, stage-based one-time buys, and questions for the doctor — added automatically from your notes, logged symptoms and off-range readings, each linked back to why.
Photos and videos with the date, the age and the story attached. Share straight from your camera roll into Araia in two taps, and save anything back out whenever you want it.
Forums for the questions you'd rather not put in a group chat, and playdates with families near you at roughly the same stage. Quiet, moderated, and easy to ignore on the hard days.
Generic advice is easy to find and rarely what you need at 3am. Araia answers with your baby in front of it — the age, the weight curve, last week's readings, the note you left on Tuesday — and tells you plainly when something belongs with a doctor instead.
Your baby's age and growth, recent health readings, your journal notes and the reports you've uploaded.
Warm, short, specific. No hedging walls of text when you're holding a crying baby.
Anything touching test results or symptoms comes with a plain reminder that it's an AI, not your paediatrician — and a nudge to call one when it matters.
Araia
Reading Aarav's chart
He was 5.8 kg at the 4-month visit. Is that okay? The nurse didn't say much.
That's right around the middle of the range for a 4-month-old, and more importantly it's the same curve he's been on since his 2-month visit — steady tracking matters more than any single number. His feeds are at 7 a day, which fits. I'm an AI assistant, not a doctor — worth confirming with your paediatrician at the next visit.
You will not open an app for the fourth diaper of the morning. Araia doesn't ask you to.
"Log a pee for Aarav." Pees, poos, feeds and meds, recorded without touching the screen.
Today's counts at a glance on iOS and Android — and a tap on the widget logs straight in.
Start a breastfeed and the timer lives on your lock screen until you stop it. No app, no fumbling.
Invite a co-parent or a grandparent by email. Everyone logs, everyone sees the same day.
The things we'd want to know if we were the ones signing up.
Photos, readings, notes and reports are stored for you — not sold, not mined for advertising, not shared with anyone you haven't invited.
It's an AI assistant. When an answer touches on lab results or symptoms it says so plainly, and it will tell you to call your paediatrician rather than guess.
Tracking, the journal, vaccines and growth charts don't sit behind a paywall. Nothing to decide on day one.
Every screen was designed one-handed, at night, by people who needed it to work the first time.
Written for Indian parents from IAP, WHO and AAP guidance — and kept short enough to read one-handed.
Every dose from birth to five years, how the IAP schedule differs from the free government one, and what to do when you miss a dose.
FeedingHow often, how much, and the nappy count that tells you it's going well — month by month.
SleepHow long your baby can stay awake at each age, and why an overtired baby fights sleep hardest.
NappiesWhat every colour means — and the three that need a doctor the same day.
CryingTelling hunger from tired from pain, what colic actually is, and the cries that mean go to hospital.
DevelopmentWhat to expect at every age — and the specific signs worth raising with your paediatrician.
Add your baby in two minutes, log the next feed, and let the rest build itself. Araia will be keeping track long before you need to look anything up.
Coming soon to both stores.