Storkie

Storkie started as an app for my wife and I. We had a newborn, we were sleep-deprived, and every baby tracker we tried was noisy, ad-stuffed, and a little too interested in our son’s data. So I built our own: one calm place for sleep, feeds, diapers, growth, and photos, shared instantly between us.

Using it daily while building it shaped everything. The features come straight from the trenches: voice logging for when you have one free thumb at 3am, an "Up Next" forecast that reads the day’s rhythm and suggests the next nap, and Ask Storkie for the "is this normal?" questions you’d otherwise google at midnight.

It’s web-first and installable, so nothing stands between a tired parent and the log. No app store, no download, no account wall for the grandparents. Native apps are in progress.

And the rule that shaped all of it: your kid’s data is yours. Exportable, deletable, never mined, never sold. I’m user number one, and I wouldn’t accept less.