BABY TRACKER IN IMESSAGE
A baby tracker that lives in your iMessage group.
Cloudy works inside the iMessage group your family already uses. There is no separate app to open and no new interface to learn — you text what happened, and Cloudy keeps the record. It is free during early access.
No new daily interface
Every baby tracker asks for a little more of your attention: open the app, find the right screen, tap the right timer. Cloudy removes the interface instead of adding one. Logging a feed is the same gesture you already make fifty times a day — sending a text in the family chat.
That matters most at the edges: logging from one hand at 3 a.m., catching up on the record from your lock screen, or having a grandparent log a feed without installing anything.
The group chat is the coordination layer
Because the tracker lives in the conversation, logging and coordinating are the same act. “Milo had 3 oz at 9:30, your turn next 😴” is simultaneously a record for Cloudy and a handoff for your partner. Nothing needs to be forwarded, screenshotted, or synced to a second place.
The honest platform limitation
iMessage runs on Apple devices. Cloudy is a fit for families whose group chat is on iMessage — iPhone, iPad, and Mac — and it is not a fit for Android-only families today. If that is your household, our honest Huckleberry comparison covers an established alternative with iOS and Android apps.
What lives in the chat
- The care record. Feeds, diapers, and updates from anyone in the group, filed under your child — see the AI baby tracker page for how texts become records.
- The coordination. Handoffs, corrections, and summaries — see the shared baby tracker.
- The rest of family life. Reminders, appointments, and grocery orders — the parts of the family assistant that are not about the baby at all.