Minimoo
A baby sleep tracker with one large button.
The useful version of sleep tracking is starting a timer when they go down and stopping it when they wake. Minimoo keeps that as the main action, then asks whether it was a nap or night sleep.
Example preview
Good morning
Look how much Oliver has grown.
8 months
The timer survives the lock screen
The start time is saved on the device, so leaving the app, or losing signal, does not wipe the session. Overnight sessions that cross midnight are split across the two days when you look at daily totals.
Add what you forgot
You can type a start and end later, edit a session, or delete one you started by mistake. A session longer than 18 hours asks you to check the times. Longer than 36 hours will not save until you fix it.
Charts of what you recorded
Today, yesterday, the average recorded session, naps in the last week, and a simple week view. The labels say “recorded”. They are not a claim about healthy sleep.
Worth knowing
Tracking does not diagnose a sleep disorder and it does not tell you how long your child should sleep. If sleep, breathing, feeding or distress is worrying you, speak to a health visitor, GP or, in an emergency, call 999.
Questions
Does Minimoo tell me if my baby is sleeping enough?
No. It shows the sessions you logged. Sleep needs vary, and an app should not invent a verdict.
What about daylight saving?
Duration is the actual time between start and stop, so a clock change does not add or remove an hour of sleep.
Can I track without internet?
Yes. The timer and the log work offline and sync later if cloud backup is connected.