How it works
One hand. One eye open. Nothing to figure out.
Drag to reshape your day
Hold the bottom edge of any nap block and drag. The nap resizes, and you feel a small haptic pulse at every 5-minute mark so you don't have to watch numbers.
The first block has a top handle too -- drag it to shift when the whole day starts. Need to drop a nap entirely? Swipe left. Done.
Change one thing, the whole day updates
Extend the morning nap by 15 minutes. The afternoon nap shifts. Wake windows adjust. Bedtime moves. You touched one block -- napmath recalculated everything after it.
This is the core of how it works. You make one decision. The schedule does the arithmetic.
Add or remove naps as needed
Baby dropping from three naps to two? Tap + to add one, swipe left to remove one. napmath recalculates the spacing so you don't have to.
The schedule always keeps at least one nap. Everything else is up to you.
Pin the things that matter
A doctor's appointment at 2. A class at 10. Drop event markers alongside your nap schedule so you can see the full shape of the day.
Tap to edit, drag to move, swipe to remove. Events are context, not constraints -- they never shift your nap times.
The plan and the reality, side by side
Plan mode is the day you're hoping for. A reference you can always come back to.
Today mode is the day as it actually happens. Progress bars count down in real time. The current block pulses. Past blocks fade. You see exactly where you are and what's next.
Switch between them with one tap. The plan never survives first contact with the baby. That is what Today mode is for.
Check in without opening the app
The iOS home screen widget shows whether baby's asleep and how long until the next nap. Tap to toggle. No app launch needed.
Both caregivers sign in and see the same schedule, live. When one of you adjusts something, the other sees it. No more "did they nap yet" texts.