Baby Tracking App Development & Integration Services

Usually, the development is initiated with a budget of around $8,000 to $28,000. The exact amount depends on the inclusion or exclusion of the features such as real-time GPS, offline capabilities, health tracking dashboards, multi-user support, and notification systems.

Yes. We create applications through which parents may establish secure area geofences, get notifications immediately if their child goes in or out of these areas, and also see the movement history in a confidential way.

A feature-rich baby tracker is normally a project that occupies 8-12 weeks. The final result depends on various factors such as platform (iOS/Android), real-time tracking, data sync, notifications, and backend analytics ‍ ‌ ‍ ‍ ‌‍​‍‌design.

Yes,​‍​‌‍​‍‌​‍​‌‍​‍‌ we make use of encryption, secure cloud storage, strict access control as well as user permission-based data sharing to not only protect the data but also make sure that the data of the children can only be seen by authorized caregivers.

Absolutely. We develop offline-first features that make the parents capable of recording feedings, naps, and other activities even in the absence of the internet connection. Once the connection is back, the data is synchronized for continuous record-keeping.

Yes, we offer the possibility to keep track of percentiles for growth, weight, height, body temperature, vaccination dates, and other health indicators. This allows the parents to keep an eye on the development and take it to the doctors.

Yes. Our technology allows for the use of shared accounts or multi-user access so that the two parents as well as the caregivers can check the logs, history, reminders, and growth charts in a connected and real-time way.

Yes. We add the integration of schedule-based notifications for feeding times, naps, medicines, diaper changes, and immunizations, thus helping the caregivers in managing their leading tasks throughout the day.

We create secure messaging as well as encrypted data exchange channels. Thus, when a caregiver records a feeding or sends an alert, the parent gets it in a secure way, hence not compromising the sensitive child data.