Adie: Baby & Toddler Journal análises de aplicativos para 8 de outubro

A calmer way to keep track of your child’s everyday care and growing-up moments. Adie brings baby care, health records, memories, and early school life into one private journal for parents and caregivers. Create separate profiles for your children and choose the Home shortcuts that fit each child’s routine. EVERYDAY CARE • Record breastfeeding, bottles, solid foods, diapers, and daily activities. • Run feeding and sleep timers, with widgets and Live Activities for quick access. • Browse your timeline, search past entries, and review daily summaries. HEALTH RECORDS • Keep growth measurements, temperature and symptom notes, medicines, vaccinations, appointments, and follow-ups together. • Review medicine details before explicitly logging a dose. • See upcoming appointments and planned doses in Health and Calendar. • Create a pediatrician PDF summary from the records you choose. MEMORIES AND MILESTONES • Save milestone notes, photos, and videos. • Keep the little moments alongside the everyday details. EARLY SCHOOL LIFE • Organize enrollment, teacher contact details, attendance, learning updates, and school events. • Attach photos and documents to your child’s school journal. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No account, advertising, analytics SDK, or subscription. • Journal records stay on your device. Adie does not upload them to the developer. • Optional Face ID or device authentication helps protect access. • Export selected record categories as JSON or CSV, or share a summary when you choose. Exports exclude media attachments and do not provide a full restore. Explore fictional infant and preschool profiles through More → Load Demo Data. Adie is a personal record-keeping app, not a medical device. It does not diagnose, treat, recommend medicine doses, or provide medical advice. Consult your pediatrician about your child’s health. Reminders depend on iOS delivery and are not intended for emergency or time-critical medical use. Requires iOS or iPadOS 27 or later. Records currently remain local; shared caregiver accounts and cross-device sync are not available.