It's 3 a.m.
Your baby is awake. Again. You've tried the swaddle, the song, the gentle bounce. You scroll through forums in the dark, searching for someone — anyone — who can tell you what's going on.
We've been there. That's why we made Nana.
Nana learns your baby.
Log a nap with one tap. Then another. After a few days, Nana starts to see what no spreadsheet can — your baby's actual rhythm. The wake windows that work. The bedtime that holds.
From there, she predicts. Not generic ranges from a book — your baby, today, this hour.
Your day, mapped out — one minute at a time.
One tap. That's it.
Sleep, feed, bottle, diaper. The kind of logging you can do half-asleep, with one hand, while holding a baby. Because that's the only way it actually gets done.
She speaks baby too.
Wake windows that adapt to today, not yesterday's average. Bridge catnaps when the day's gone sideways. A bedtime that protects the night. The kind of nuance you'd expect from a sleep consultant who's been at this for years.
Reports that explain what's working — and what isn't.
Right on your lock screen.
Once a sleep starts, Nana lives in your Live Activity. Glance at your phone — see how long they've been down. Stop the session with one tap, no unlock needed.
