Sunny Seed

• AI assistant that knows your child's actual records — ask "what did he eat this week?" or "is 11 hours of sleep normal?" and get an answer from your own data, not generic advice

• Diary with photos, video and voice notes — speech recognition runs on-device on iOS, nothing is uploaded

• Sleep tracker with live timer and pause, plus WHO age-based norms showing whether your baby sleeps enough

• Feeding: breast timer per side, bottle volume, formula / expressed / water

• Solids: 163-food catalog with automatic allergen detection across 14 EU groups, new-food flags, reactions and feeding method (spoon-fed, baby-led, BLW)

• Diaper and potty log with stool consistency and colour — medical-questionnaire detail, entered in one tap

• WHO growth charts — percentiles and z-scores calculated on-device with the LMS method, no server round-trip

• 22 WHO milestones across 5 domains with normal age ranges

• Vaccination schedule — 23 doses, 10 vaccines, reminders 7 and 3 days ahead

• Health log: illnesses, symptoms, temperature, medications, doctor visits

• Monthly AI letters to your child and a cumulative AI autobiography written from your real entries

• Smart Albums powered by on-device Apple Vision — photos never leave the phone

• Shared access for a partner, grandparent or nanny, with editor and viewer roles

• Preemie support — corrected age for growth and milestones, never for vaccinations

• 6 languages, metric and imperial units, EU data residency, GDPR export and deletion

• Answering a pediatrician's questions with facts instead of "he slept badly, I think" — pull up sleep, feeds and stool history in seconds

• Introducing solids without the fear — log every new food, spot which one caused a reaction, and know what carries an allergen before you serve it

• Checking whether your baby actually sleeps enough for their age, instead of comparing with strangers on forums

• Never missing a vaccination — the schedule reminds you a week and three days ahead

• Two parents and a grandmother keeping one shared timeline, so nobody asks "did you feed her already?"

• Tracking a premature baby's growth by corrected age, the way the guidelines actually require

• Watching growth percentiles move between checkups instead of waiting for the next appointment

• Turning a year of scattered notes into a memory book — monthly letters and an AI-written autobiography of your child's first years

• Asking a question at 3 a.m. when no pediatrician is available — and getting sent to a real doctor when it's actually needed