Tools for the first year of parenthood
Eleven feeds. Six nappies. Forty minutes of sleep.
Then someone asks how the day went and you can't answer. Kinder Tracks makes the day with a baby visible, so the work you're doing gets seen. By you, and by whoever's on the next shift.
Say what happened. Spot writes it down.
"Fed her at three, dirty nappy just now." Spot works out what you meant, one hand, in the dark, without waking anyone.
- Everyone caring for your baby sees the same day
- Shows you your day. Never grades it.
- No ads, no photos of your children, stored in Australia
55m
Some days you don't want a screen.
The Kinder Tracks board is a baby tracker anyone in the house can read at a glance. Solid timber, wooden tokens you move through the day. No battery, no account, no handover. Whoever walks in knows where you're up to.
"Parenting is messy, human and never quite to plan. I made Kinder Tracks for real days, not perfect ones."
Kinder Tracks is a small Queensland business started by Claire, a former teacher, ed-tech consultant and mum. Everything we make comes back to one idea: making the day visible, so you can feel seen.
Claire, Founder