What they just said
The weight they called out. A sentence from the nurse. A question for tomorrow. Type it or dictate it.
NICU Logbook by Twofold Family
$2.99 once · no ads · no subscription
Weight. A wean. “Good kangaroo.” The board gets wiped. Write it, photograph it, keep both ages on this phone, not in an account. Offline. No account. Android.
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NICU days move fast. Rounds happen, someone says a weight or a wean or “good kangaroo,” and the whiteboard gets wiped. Later that night you try to remember what they actually said, and the details blur.
NICU Logbook is for that gap. Not a hospital portal. Not another sleep or feeding app. A small notebook on your phone for what the care team said, a photo of the board, and actual age and adjusted age so you are not doing the math at 2 a.m.
It stays on this device. No account. No cloud unless you choose to save a backup. $2.99 once. It is a log, not a diagnosis, and not a medical device. Always confirm numbers against their chart before a clinical decision.
My wife and I are expecting identical mono-di twins, and that joy sits at the center of everything we build. We made NICU Logbook so families like ours have a gentle place to keep what the care team said at rounds, a photo of the board, and both ages, ready when the night gets long. Same promise as our other apps: one problem, on this phone, paid once.
This is the notebook in your pocket. Not a hospital portal. Not another sleep app.
The weight they called out. A sentence from the nurse. A question for tomorrow. Type it or dictate it.
Photograph the board onto the note so it is not only in the camera roll.
Actual age and adjusted age on every screen, from the birth date and original due date as written.
Kangaroo, first feed, what’s next. A one-page note you can hand over. Confirm it against their chart.
No account and no cloud. A backup leaves only if you save one. This is a log, not a diagnosis.
$2.99 from the store. Not a subscription.