HOW IT SHOWS UP
Eight moments where KidyGrow earns its place.
See the real app structure and the everyday moments each feature is built to make easier.
Laura
6 years, 5 months
Good morning
Let's make today gentle.
Tonight's pick
The little star that could not sleep
Today so far
3
Sleep sessions
5
Feedings
4
Diaper changes
Quick log
The problemApps bury your child behind menus, so you tap five times to ask one question.
Your child, front and center.
Open the app and the day is already framed: a greeting that knows the hour, tonight's story ready to go, what you logged so far, and one tap to add the next thing.
- The greeting shifts with the time of day
- Today so far, counted from what you actually logged
- Quick log for sleep, feeds and diapers, right on the screen
Ask Growy
About Teo · 5 years
How to help Teo today?
Teo is dealing with nighttime wetting, which is common at 4 years, 10 months. A steady bedtime routine with a bathroom visit right before sleep helps most. Letting him pick a toy as a 'dream guardian' can make the night feel safer too.
Suggestions:
· Bathroom visit right before bed
· Let him pick a 'dream guardian'
This app provides informational content only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice.
The problemEvery parenting AI starts from zero, you re-explain your child every single time.
Growy remembers.
Every milestone, feed, fever, and rough night is part of one ongoing context. Ask a question and the answer references your child's actual history, not a generic average baby.
- Cross-references events from days or weeks ago
- Personalized for your specific child
- Knows when to flag a doctor visit, when to relax
Laura's timeline
Everything logged, remembered for you.
TODAY · THU MAY 7
Sleep
Night sleep · 8 h 15 m
Feed
Breakfast, ate it all
Behavior
Hard morning, calmer after a hug
Milestone
Tied her shoes on her own
WED MAY 6
Medical note
Pediatrician, routine check
Feed
Dinner, asked for seconds
The problemSpreadsheet-style apps die after week 2 because logging takes too long at 3am.
Two taps, never lose a moment.
Quick chips for the things that matter. Tap once for the default, hold to add detail. The timeline below stays warm, organized, and queryable, searchable across months.
- Defaults learned from your previous logs
- Filter by type, date range, or word
- Export the whole timeline as a doctor-ready PDF
Today for Laura
10 minTry one simple 10-minute connection activity before lunch.
Why: mornings have been rushed three days running, and she settles faster after focused time with you.
Tonight with Laura
25 minStart wind-down at 19:45, dim the lights and skip screens.
Why: bedtime slipped by 30 minutes this week, so we are pulling it back gradually.
Confidence: medium. Five logged events feed this plan.
The problemGeneric baby advice is wrong half the time, your child isn't the average.
A daily plan tuned to your child.
Today and Tonight cards read your child's exact age, recent log, and developmental stage. New every day. Built around what worked yesterday, not what works for "babies."
- Surfaces the pattern Growy is currently tracking
- Yesterday outcome carries forward as continuity
- Confidence shown honestly, no fake certainty
Space · Sun and stars
card 1 / 16
What is a star?
A star is a giant ball of hot gas that glows far away in space.
TALK ABOUT IT
Which star do you think is closest to us?
DID YOU KNOW?
The Sun is a star too, just much closer to us than all the others.
STILL CURIOUS? ASK GROW
Ask your own question…
The problemKids ask a hundred questions a day, and half of them land when you have nothing left to give.
An answer you open, together.
Pick a topic, open a card, read it in two minutes. Every card ends with something worth talking about, and the garden fills in as you go.
- Difficulty shifts when a card lands too easy or too hard
- Fifteen topics, from the ocean to how jobs work
- A streak and a garden that grow with every card read
Stories
Tonight's pick
Our pick for tonight
The little star that could not sleep
Read nowFor Laura
Bear looks for his hat
When the wind learned to whisper
Continue reading
The snail who arrived on time
The problemBy bedtime you are out of stories, and the same book for the ninth night is not doing it.
A story for tonight, already chosen.
The library puts one up front that suits the age and whatever is going on right now, a rough sleep week or a new baby in the house. Pick it up on the page you stopped at.
- Picks tuned to the age and to what you logged this week
- Filter by theme, favorites or reading time
- Resumes exactly where the last night ended
Your kids
Laura
6 yrs 5 mo
Three short nights in a row. Worth an earlier wind-down tonight.
Teo
4 yrs 10 mo
Dry four nights this week. Keep the bathroom stop before bed.
Activity in this window
Mum logged dinner at 18:40
Grandma marked the nap as done
The problemParenting apps assume one parent. Reality is three or four people sharing the load.
Everyone in sync, without the chaos.
Every child on one screen, sorted so whoever needs you most sits on top. Each card carries a status and one line from Growy about what changed. Below it, what the other caregivers logged while you were out.
- Sorted by who needs attention, not alphabetically
- A status pill and a Growy line on every child
- Roles for partner, grandparents and sitter, each with its own access
Appointment preparation
23 days since the last visit
Summary
11 h
Avg. sleep
5/dan
Avg. feeds
1,4
Avg. naps
AI-suggested questions
Is the night waking worth looking into?
Woke 3 or more times on 8 of the last 14 nights
Should we adjust the iron supplement?
Appetite dropped noticeably over the last 10 days
Which vaccines are due before school?
Nothing recorded since the visit in March
Your notes
Anything you want to remember to ask…
The problemYou spend half the appointment trying to remember details, and forget the question that mattered most.
Your doctor visit, prepared.
Tap once before the appointment. Growy compiles the summary the doctor wants, days since last visit, average sleep/feeds/naps, and writes the questions to ask, ranked by priority, each with a short reason from real events.
- Auto-summary of avg sleep, feeds, naps since last visit
- AI questions with red/amber/grey priority dots
- Each question shows why, pulled from real events