Night feed, hands full, lights off? Say "bottle 120" and Lullog logs it. No typing, no bright screens, nothing leaves your phone except the small ad after two weeks.

What it does

• Log by voice, in Korean or English: "bottle 120", "left 10 minutes", "wet diaper", "fell asleep". Speech is recognized on your phone.
• See at a glance how long ago the last feed was, and roughly when the next one is due.
• Night style: the app turns dark between 10 pm and 6 am, and the listening screen is always dark.
• Start listening without opening the app: a widget, a shortcut, Siri on iPhone, or the Quick Settings tile on Android.
• Send a night summary to your partner in the morning, as a picture, text and a file they can import.

How to use

1. Tap the mic (or the widget) and say what happened, for example "bottle 120" or "20 minutes ago dirty diaper".
2. Lullog saves it, confirms with a short vibration, and closes the listening screen. Tap Undo or Edit if it misheard.
3. Say "fell asleep" when the baby sleeps and "woke up" when they wake; a timer runs meanwhile.
4. In the morning, open Night summary and send it to your partner.

FAQ

Does it work offline? Yes. Voice logging, the log and reminders all work without internet. The first time, your phone may need to download its speech model for your language.

Is my voice recorded or sent anywhere? No. Your phone's on-device speech recognition turns it into text; no audio is stored or uploaded.

It didn't understand me. Speak the type first and the amount after: "bottle 120", "left 10 minutes", "wet diaper". If it can't tell, it saves nothing and asks again. You can always log with the + button.

How do two parents share the log? There's no account or cloud sync. One parent sends the night summary file, and the other imports it under Night summary → Import a file.

Why are there ads? Lullog is free. After a 14-day ad-free period, a small banner appears at the bottom of the Today screen. The listening screen never shows ads.

Is this medical advice? No. Lullog only keeps a record. Ask your pediatrician about feeding and sleep.

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