I used to text my mom at 2am asking if 7 feeds in a day was too many. Now I just look at the note and know. I slept 20 extra minutes last Tuesday because I was not googling.
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Your baby's patterns, explained.
Cubtale reads the feeding and sleep logs you already keep and tells you what is normal this week, and what is worth a call to your pediatrician.
Lily
Week 8
8
feeds/day
14.2h
sleep/day
3
naps avg
+4oz
vs last wk
Normal for week 8: Feed count is up from last week. This often follows a growth period and usually settles in a few days.
Sleep split looks typical. Nothing to flag for your 2-month visit.
4am
Feed at 4am, normal or too long since the last one?
New parents check the clock and guess. Cubtale checks your log and compares it to week-by-week reference ranges.
Wk 6
Growth leap or sleep regression, how do you know which?
Both look like more fussing and shorter naps. Your data has a pattern. Cubtale tells you what it looks like.
2mo
Pediatrician visit next week, what is actually worth bringing up?
Cubtale flags the patterns that cross reference ranges, so you walk in with something specific rather than a feeling.
How it works
Three steps, no new habits.
Cubtale works with the logs you are already keeping.
Log feeds and sleep as you do now
Tap as you go, import a CSV from another app, or dictate a quick note. Cubtale accepts whatever format you use today.
Cubtale finds patterns week by week
Each week, Cubtale builds a picture of what is typical for your baby at this specific age and compares it to developmental reference ranges.
Get plain notes on what is and is not normal
No alarm language. No score. A plain summary of what your data says, and what, if anything, is worth mentioning to your pediatrician.
What you get
A note that actually means something.
Here is what a weekly summary looks like. Real language, not a dashboard score.
Lily, Week 8 Summary
Jul 10, 2026
8.2
Feeds / day
14.1h
Sleep / day
3
Nap segments
Lily averaged 8 feeds per day this week, up from 7 last week. That increase fits the typical pattern for a growth period around week 8 and usually stabilizes within a few days.
Sleep consolidated from 4 chunks to 3, which is normal progression at this age. Longest stretch this week was 4.5 hours overnight.
Nothing here requires flagging at your next pediatrician visit. Weight gain at the last check-in was on track.
From our early access program
What parents say after the first month.
With twins the data gets complicated fast. Cubtale helped us see that one twin was feeding short but often, and the other long but spaced out. Both normal, just different. Our pediatrician was glad we had specifics.
Quotes from participants in the Cubtale early access program. Names changed for privacy.
The founder
"The pattern recognition was sitting in my logs. I just needed a layer that could read them."
Selin Tamer built the first version of Cubtale during her own maternity leave in 2024. She had kept careful logs, but none of the apps told her what the numbers meant week by week. The guidance she needed was available in developmental research, but not in her hands at 3am. So she built it.
Selin Tamer CEO and Co-Founder, Cubtale About the teamStart Tracking Free, no credit card.
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