Case study · A digital platform for parents
Baby Diary
A child's diary, medical care and a mothers' community in one app. A digital platform for mothers and mums-to-be: a child health and development diary — metrics, vaccinations, reminders — and a community where mums share experience and find support.
DIARY · PERIOD
3 months
3 months
12 entries · 8 photos · 1 check-up · 3 milestones
Holds her head up 🎉
today · milestone
A walk in the park
yesterday · 3 photos
Paediatrician check-up
12 July · all normal
Sleep · 14 h a day
11 July · 1 waking
Breastfeeding
10 July · on demand
Home weigh-in · 6.0 kg
9 July
Keep scrolling — from the first entry at the maternity ward to a community where no mum is alone
A baby's week in the app
Every event — from a feeding to a vaccine — becomes a diary entry at once
- Industry
- Family & health
- Status
- In production
- Product
- Mobile app + community
- Platforms
- iOS · Android
- Role
- End-to-end design & development
Challenge
Parents had to keep child records in notes and messengers: height, weight, sleep and feeding patterns, vaccinations and milestones got lost, and they turned to scattered chats for advice and support.
Solution
We created Baby Diary: height, weight and health metric charts, sleep and feeding trackers, a vaccination calendar with reminders, a milestone diary and a mothers' community with themed groups — by pregnancy term, child's age, city and interests, with specialists' answers next to mums' experience.
About the project
Baby Diary is not just a tool for tracking a child's health and development — it is also a community for pregnant women and mothers. The personal diary keeps the medical history, vaccinations, growth and weight metrics, reminders and recommendations, while themed communities live next door — by pregnancy term, child's age, city and interests — where mums share experience and get specialists' answers.
Medical care, a mothers' community and family support — in one digital space
How it works
From the first entry at the maternity ward to the story of a whole childhood
A profile from day one
PIN, blood type, legal guardians and the attached clinic — the baby's passport is set up once and lives on until school.
Entries every day
Sleep, feeding, walks, photos and milestones — an entry takes a couple of taps, and the month's feed builds itself.
The doctor verifies
The clinic and the district paediatrician see the profile: check-ups, metrics and vaccines get the “doctor-verified” mark.
The community supports
A question goes to mums with babies the same age and to specialists — support comes from the app, not from random chats.
The app's screens
Three screens everything is built around
01 · The diary
A baby's month in one feed
Every period gets its own feed: entries, photos, check-ups and milestones with filters by type. Tags show the source — a personal note, a doctor's record or a home measurement.
- A feed per period: entries, photos and check-ups for the month
- Filters: milestones, photos, health, check-ups
- Source tags: Personal, Doctor, Home
DIARY · PERIOD
3 months
3 months
12 entries · 8 photos · 1 check-up · 3 milestones
Holds her head up 🎉
today · milestone
A walk in the park
yesterday · 3 photos
Paediatrician check-up
12 July · all normal
Sleep · 14 h a day
11 July · 1 waking
Breastfeeding
10 July · on demand
Home weigh-in · 6.0 kg
9 July
NEW ENTRY
New skills
Pick a ready suggestion or write your own — this is not a survey.
Your own skill
E.g.: learned to clap her hands
02 · Milestones
“New skills” without the paperwork
The app suggests skills typical for the baby's age — from “holds head up” to “first word”. Mum picks a suggestion or writes her own, adds a photo and a date — and the milestone stays in the story forever.
- Ready skill suggestions matched to the child's age
- Your own skill in free text — it's a diary, not a survey
- A photo and a date with every milestone
03 · Profile & medical care
A baby passport the doctor can see
PIN, blood type, doctor-verified metrics, legal guardians with access levels, the attached clinic, the district paediatrician and documents — everything usually scattered across papers, in one profile.
- Weight, height and head circumference verified at check-ups
- Mum and dad are legal guardians with full access
- The clinic, the paediatrician and the child's documents at hand
PROFILE
Child
Aiym Asanova
3 months 12 days · born 8 April 2026
Key metrics
History
6.2
weight, kg
61
height, cm
40
head circ.
Legal guardians
Aigul Asanova
mum · primary account
Daniyar Asanov
dad · full access
Medical care
Bereke Clinic
attached facility
G. Osmonova
district paediatrician
Child's documents
certificates, records, scans
Growth
Every gram on a curve with the normal range
The child's metrics don't sit in a list — they plot into charts over WHO normal ranges. Home weigh-ins complement the doctor's check-ups, and any deviation from the range is visible at once — to parents and the paediatrician alike.
Home weigh-ins and paediatric check-ups land on one curve with the WHO normal range: a deviation shows weeks before the scheduled visit, not at it
Vaccination
A vaccination calendar that reminds you itself
The national vaccination calendar is already in the app: the doctor marks what's done, and what's ahead arrives as a reminder in advance. No more paper vaccination card you're afraid to lose.
BCG
maternity ward
Done
HepB 1
maternity ward
Done
DTP 1 · OPV 1
2 months
Done
DTP 2 · OPV 2
3.5 months
Next
reminder · in 5 daysDTP 3 · OPV 3
5 months
Later
MMR
12 months
Later
Community
A platform where no mum is left alone
Themed communities form inside the platform — by pregnancy term, child's age, city and interests. Mums discuss pregnancy, birth, care, nutrition and development, and next to the experience of fellow mums sit specialists' answers. The community is tied to the diary: a question comes not from “someone online” but from a mum with a baby of the same age.
- Communities by pregnancy term and baby's age
- City groups and interest groups
- Specialists' answers next to mums' experience
Themed communities
Babies 0–6 months · Bishkek
1,248 members · 36 online
Aigul
Girls, we're 3 months old — 14 hours of sleep a day. Is that normal?Nazgul
Same here! By four months the routine settled on its own 💙G. OsmonovaPaediatrician
The norm for this age is 14–17 hours. Watch how the baby feels, not just the number.What's inside
Six modules of one act of care
Profile & medical record
PIN, blood type, guardians, clinic, documents and the full care history — from birth.
Diary & photos
Sleep, feeding, walks and photos — two-tap entries and a filterable monthly feed.
Milestones by age
Ready skill suggestions for every age plus your own notes — with a photo and a date.
Metric charts
Height, weight and head circumference on curves with normal ranges; check-ups verify the data.
Vaccines & reminders
The national vaccination calendar: what's done, what's next — and a reminder ahead of time.
Community & specialists
Themed communities by term, age and city; doctors' answers next to mums' experience.
A month in numbers
Aiym's third month, assembled by the app
The demo profile's third month: every cell is a day, every icon an entry. Parents just live and log — the month builds itself into a story
12
entries in the demo diary's third month
8
photos saved to the month's feed
3
milestones logged in the development diary
1
paediatric check-up with doctor-verified metrics
Who it's for
An app for everyone around the baby
Mums-to-be
Communities by pregnancy term, birth and preparation talk — support starts before the baby arrives.
Mums of babies
The diary, metrics, vaccines, age-based tips and the community — all the care in one app.
Dads & family
Full profile access: the family sees entries, photos and prescriptions without messenger forwards.
Paediatricians & clinics
Verified check-ups and the full care history: the doctor sees the trend, not scattered notes.
Result
The project united medical care, a mothers' community and family support in one digital space: parents keep the child's whole story in the app, never miss vaccinations, and find support from fellow mums and specialists.
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