Pomidor app analytics for October 7

Pomidor helps new parents track their baby's development with calm, science-backed guidance — not anxiety-inducing comparisons. Built around milestone data from the NHS and CDC, Pomidor shows you the full normal range for every milestone — earliest, typical, and latest — so you can celebrate progress without panicking over a single week. — WHAT'S INSIDE — • MILESTONE TIMELINE See every milestone for your baby's current age range across four areas: physical, social, cognitive, and language. Each one shows the typical window so you know what's normal — and what's worth a chat with your pediatrician. • DAILY ACTIVITIES A short list of evidence-based activities for your baby's exact age, refreshed each day. Tummy time, high-contrast cards, parentese, peek-a-boo, pincer-grasp practice — every activity comes with a one-line "why it helps" so you understand the developmental purpose. • HOME-SCREEN WIDGET Glance at today's activities and milestones without opening the app. Perfect for quick check-ins during nap windows. • GENTLE REMINDERS Optional daily nudges at the time you choose, plus milestone reminders as your baby enters new age windows. Off by default — you're in control. • AUTO CATCH-UP Add your baby at any age. Pomidor automatically marks past age ranges as complete so the timeline reflects where you actually are. • PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything stays on your device. No accounts, no cloud sync, no analytics, no data sharing. Your baby's information is yours. — WHO IT'S FOR — • First-time parents who want a calm, structured view of development • Experienced parents who want one place to track multiple milestones • Caregivers who want to spend a few minutes a day on intentional, age-appropriate play • Anyone tired of milestone apps that bury the actual content under noise — WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT — Most baby tracking apps either oversimplify ("baby should walk at 12 months") or pile on every possible feature. Pomidor sticks to two questions: 1. What is my baby probably doing right now? 2. What's one small thing I can do today to support development? Milestones reference NHS Start for Life and CDC "Learn the Signs. Act Early." guidance — public health sources designed for parents, not crowd-sourced averages. Activities draw on AAP recommendations and developmental pediatrics literature, with the reasoning shown alongside. — AGE RANGES SUPPORTED — 0–2 months · 2–4 months · 4–6 months · 6–9 months · 9–12 months (More age ranges coming in future updates.) — A NOTE FROM THE MAKER — Pomidor was built because the apps I tried as a new parent either felt like surveillance or buried the actual guidance under upsells and noise. I wanted something quiet, accurate, and respectful of my time and attention. I hope it does the same for you. If you have feedback or a milestone you'd like to see added, I'd love to hear from you.