Bibi is a baby tracker that lives inside iMessage. Log feeds, diapers, sleep, and meds in seconds — and the card lands right in the thread your family already uses. No new app to check, no accounts, no server.
Every common log takes one thumb and under three seconds — because the other hand is holding the baby.
Smart defaults remember the last bottle, the last side, the last dose. "3 oz, again" is a single long-press.
Send a card and everyone's history updates — partner, grandma, the babysitter. No accounts, no invites, no cloud.
Before you give a med, Bibi shows "last given 3h ago by Partner" — the "did you already give the vitamin D?" problem, solved.
Back at work and wondering? Send a check-in card — the caregiver answers with the full status in one tap.
One tap builds the babysitter card: next feed, usual amount, meds given, and your care notes. Shift change, sorted.
First smile, first bath, tummy-time streaks — milestone cards worth screenshotting, right in the family chat.
Bibi has no servers and no accounts. Everything you log stays on your device and inside the iMessage conversations you choose — protected by Apple's end-to-end encryption. We couldn't read it if we wanted to.
Bibi is completely free — no subscriptions, no in-app purchases, no ads, no locked features.