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Everything Elio does, grouped by what you want to do, with where to find it in the app.
35 features
The four everyday gestures, at the bottom of Home. Each opens with one tap and saves even offline. Sleep is two times you pick, never a stopwatch: “Just fell asleep” sets the start, and you add the wake-up later.
In the app: Home, at the bottom
The pumped milk you put in the fridge, and what is left. A bottle of pumped milk comes off the stock by itself, and the feeding insights say how long it will last.
It does not count as a feed.
In the app: Home › Feeding
Each evening, one word for the day: stormy, restless, steady, gentle or serene. Put together, they make “the fabric of days” in Insights.
For a past day, go through “Look back at a day”.
In the app: Home, in the evening
A first smile, a first tooth, with the date and your own words. Each one joins the timeline at the age it happened. On little birthdays, Home offers it too.
Attaching a photo is part of Premium. Your baby’s profile photo is always free.
In the app: Home › Timeline
Pediatrician, clinic, vaccine: a date, a title, and if you like a reminder that morning. A past date is saved as already done.
In the app: Home › Timeline
The months as a calendar, where every noted day opens again: its frozen dial, its totals, how it felt. It is where you add a feed you forgot yesterday.
In the app: Home, the clock at the top
Every entry, newest first. Tap one to correct it or delete it.
In the app: Insights › See all
Each past month of the timeline can be kept as a PDF: the firsts and the visits done, with your baby’s age on every line. Ready to print, or to send to the family.
In the app: Home › Timeline
One observation a day, drawn from what you logged, renewed each morning. With Premium, the assistant writes it from your logs.
In the app: Insights, at the top
When something drifts from their usual, like fewer feeds or three short nights, a quiet word appears. Never more than two, and each closes with one tap. It is not a diagnosis.
Nothing shows when all is as usual.
In the app: Insights, when it matters
The likely time of the next feed and the next nap window, from their own history, never from a timer.
In the app: Insights
Sleep week after week: what happens at night, the wake-ups, the naps, the best nights.
The finest charts are in Premium.
In the app: Insights
The time between feeds, breast and bottle week by week, millilitres a day, and how long the fridge stock will last.
The finest charts are in Premium.
In the app: Insights
Weight, length and head size on the WHO curves, by corrected age for a premature baby. What matters is staying in the same channel.
Percentiles need your baby’s sex, in Settings › Children.
In the app: Insights
Diapers, the shape of your days, the hard hour when feeds bunch up, and the fabric of days your evenings have noted.
The finest charts are in Premium.
In the app: Insights
What is coming and what has been, month by month: visits and vaccines with what happens at each, growth spurts, firsts. A filter at the top keeps only health, discoveries or memories.
Markers follow the schedules of the country your baby is followed in. Your doctor’s plan comes first.
In the app: Home, the calendar at the top
Starting solids, from the first taste onwards: what they tasted and liked, where the eight allergens stand, the texture of the moment. A reaction after a meal is reported from that meal.
The door appears two weeks before the first-tastes window opens, or with the first solid meal logged. The “Next” suggestions are in Premium.
In the app: Insights, as the first-tastes window nears
One week, one month, day 100, six months: on the day, a line on Home, and a link to keep the moment in the firsts. A reminder can tell you that morning.
In the app: Home, on the day
Each evening, one word about you, and a sentence if you like. “Add detail” adds hours slept, anxiety and mental load. Your lines stay yours: nobody else reads them, even synced.
One word and one sentence per evening. An evening ends at 4 am.
In the app: You, at the top
Your noted evenings become curves: mood, anxiety, load, and your own sleep debt. “Their night, your morning” sets their wake-ups beside your mood the next day.
The finest charts are in Premium.
In the app: Insights, the last door
Ask your question, even at 3 am. It answers from your baby’s own logs, and points you to a professional when the situation calls for it. A guide, not a doctor.
In the app: The Assistant tab
Under a chart, “Ask the assistant about this” sends it what you are looking at. It explains it with your own numbers.
In the app: Insights, under the charts
Elio fetches what the other parent logged every time it opens. To skip the wait, pull Home down. No constant connection, so the battery stays calm.
Useful once someone shares your baby with you.
In the app: Home, pull down
Who sees your baby, and what each person can do: read everything, record daily care, or record everything. An admin invites, removes and changes access. Your evening diary stays private, whatever happens.
In the app: Settings › Family
A co-parent, a grandparent, a nanny: you choose who they are, which children, and what they can do. The code and its QR are valid for 24 hours, for one person.
Inviting is part of Premium. Joining with a code stays free.
In the app: Settings › Family
For an afternoon at grandma’s or an evening with the nanny. Elio proposes the day it knows from the last seven days, and you correct it. Whoever keeps your baby finds it on their Home for the length of the stay, or on a page to print.
For a family admin. The safety notes always come with it.
In the app: Settings › Family
Twins or a little brother: each child has their own tracking. On Home, the faces at the top switch between them, and whatever you log goes to the one selected.
In the app: Settings › Children
Sleep, feeds and diapers over 7, 14 or 30 days, every measurement and the vaccine visits done, to take to the appointment. With Premium, the WHO growth curves and a since-birth appendix come with it.
In the app: Settings › Your data
Add the formulas you use, by scanning the tin or by name. Elio follows the official recalls published in France and warns you. With community watch on, the alert arrives even with the app closed.
A recall seen in a store is reported from the same screen.
In the app: Settings › Tracking
Two pages. The first says how to go about it: one new food at a time, allergens from the start. The second lists what still waits, like honey before 1, and only shows what applies at their age.
In the app: Insights › Starting solids
Time since the last feed, today’s sleep, the last seven days, or a button that opens the feeding sheet in one tap. There is one for the Lock Screen too, made for the night.
In the app: iPhone Home Screen
Touch and hold the Elio icon for Feeding, Sleep, Diaper and You. The sheet opens straight away, without going through Home.
In the app: Elio icon, touch and hold
Vitamin D, the evening check-in, too long a gap between feeds, little birthdays. All start off, and they arrive silently.
In the app: Settings › Tracking
“Night shield” keeps everything dark and quiet, even when the phone is in light mode. Home can show a clock dial or a day arc. Units and haptics are set in the same place.
In the app: Settings › Appearance
Elio speaks French, English, German, Spanish and Italian. It follows your phone, or the language you pick, and only the words change: the checkups and emergency numbers follow your baby’s country.
In the app: Settings › Language
Everything on this page fits in one free app, and Premium when you want more.