Shared baby tracker
A shared baby tracker for both parents
Nurtali is a shared baby tracker and a baby tracker app for both parents. Invite your partner or a caregiver to the same timeline.
Separate accounts · One shared child · Caregiver attribution · Revocable access
A shared baby tracker for the people who actually care for your child
Share the child, not your login. Invite the people who help and keep feeding, sleep, diapers, pumping and daily routines together.
Separate accounts
Each caregiver signs in independently, so nobody has to share a password.
One shared timeline
Everyone with access sees the same child history instead of keeping separate notes.
See who did what
Care events can show the caregiver who actually performed them, not only the person who typed the entry.
Per-child access
An invitation grants access to one child only, not the inviter’s whole account.
Remove access cleanly
Owners can remove a caregiver without changing anyone else’s login.
Works for real families
Partners, co-parents, two moms, two dads, grandparents, nannies and other caregivers all fit the same model.
How shared baby tracking works
- 1
Invite a caregiver
The child owner creates a private invite for that child.
- 2
They join with their own Nurtali account
The invited person signs in or creates an account and confirms their relationship to the child.
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Everyone logs to the same child
Feeds, sleep, diapers, pumping and routines stay together, with caregiver attribution when it matters.
Built for families, not assumptions
Nurtali does not assume one mother, one father or even two parents. The permission someone has is separate from how they relate to the child.
- Single mother or single father
- Two mothers or two fathers
- Parent + grandparent
- Parent + nanny
- Guardian or other caregiver
Fewer handoff questions
When care is shared, the important question is usually “what already happened?” A shared timeline means the next caregiver can see the latest feed, nap, diaper or pumping entry without rebuilding the day from messages.
Private by design
Invite links are child-specific and expire.
Caregivers get their own authenticated access.
A caregiver cannot see another child unless separately invited.
Invite tokens and family labels are kept out of analytics.
Access can be revoked without deleting the shared history.
Shared care guide
How to share a baby tracker with your partner
Step-by-step: how to share a Nurtali baby tracker app with your partner or a caregiver, so both parents see the same feeding, sleep and diaper log.
Shared baby tracker questions
Can two parents use the same Nurtali?
Yes. Each parent can have a separate Nurtali account and access the same child after an invitation is accepted.
Can I share Nurtali with my partner?
Yes. You can invite a partner, co-parent or another caregiver to the child without sharing your account credentials.
Can grandparents or a nanny use the same baby tracker?
Yes. The sharing model supports grandparents, nannies, guardians and other caregivers, not only parents.
Can two moms or two dads share the same child?
Yes. Relationship labels are not unique, so two caregivers can both be configured as Mom, Dad or another relationship.
Will I know who logged a feed or diaper change?
Yes. Shared activity can preserve who created the entry and who actually performed the care action.
Can I remove a caregiver later?
Yes. The child owner can revoke a caregiver’s access while keeping the child’s existing history intact.
One child. One shared history. No shared password.
Use Nurtali together so every caregiver can log what happened and the next person can pick up where they left off.