An onboarding that feels like a story
No forms-first cold start. BoBo opens like a book, chapters instead of checkboxes, and learns your little one’s rhythm as you go.
Vol. 01 · A field notebook
Tiny humans,
written down.
Naps caught mid-yawn. Bottles measured by the millilitre. The first time she rolled over. A quiet place for the small things you’ll one day forget.
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14 weeks
Little helpers
What to expect
wk 12–16
Hands discover everything
Sleep consultant
wk 12–16
Naps are finding a rhythm
Milestones
Upcoming 4Next 9Done 6
Laughs out loud
wk 12–20
Rolls tummy to back
wk 14–24
Reaches for a toy
wk 12–18
chapter i · what it does
Everything they do, gently kept.
BoBo follows your baby’s days the way you would in a notebook, only it never loses the pen.
Sleep, in full
Naps and long nights, one tap to start and one to stop. Wake windows, night notes, and a bedtime that stops being a mystery.
AI bedtime predictions
BoBo learns the rhythm of your days and gently suggests when the next nap or bedtime is likely, before the overtired tears.
Feeding & nap logs
Breast, bottle, water, or solids: caught in two taps, even one-handed at 3 a.m. Live timers keep counting while you don’t.
Milestones without stress
Little firsts (the social smile, the first roll, the first word) tracked with warmth, not deadlines.
The rhythm of the days
Patterns emerge: bedtimes, wake times, feeding predictability. Clean charts that answer questions instead of raising them.
chapter ii · what it costs
Generous free. Quietly premium.
The notebook is free. Premium unlocks the full picture, and keeps BoBo independent.
Free
$0 forever
- Milestones and little helpers, including Sleep Consultant
- Unlimited feedings, with AI predictions
- Your entire history: view, edit, and delete
- Live timers, Dynamic Island & widgets, with gentle reminders
- Light & dark mode, for up to two children
Premium
- Sleep in full: naps, nights, wake windows & Night Notes
- AI predictions for the next nap and bedtime
- Small adventures: play, diapers, medicine & custom reminders
- The rhythm of the days: trends and typical-norms comparisons
- Doctor-ready PDF reports to share with your pediatrician
Monthly
$3.99
/ month
Billed every 30 days
Best value
Yearly
$24.99
/ year
7 days free, then billed yearly
For stayers
Lifetime
$59.99
once
One-time payment, yours forever
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Your data stays yours. Always.
We don’t sell your data, we don’t serve ads, and we don’t train AI models on your child’s life. BoBo is sustained entirely by parents who choose to support us through Premium.
chapter iii · the journal
Notes for new parents.
Short, calm reads on sleep, milestones, and the gentle art of not worrying about everything at once.
chapter iv · who we are
First a gift, then an app.
BoBo is not a startup. It is one family’s answer to three cold apps and one very tired mom.
Our story begins with the birth of a perfect little boy, Alan. His slightly less perfect parents quickly discovered that a baby’s day does not organise itself: his mom, Anastasiia, was soon juggling three different apps just to keep track of naps, feeds and everything in between. None of them felt warm. Most of them were expensive.
Watching her switch between them at 3 a.m., Alan’s dad thought: hey, I can do better than this. He keeps servers running for a living and had never built an app, but he built her one calm notebook that did all of it. That is how BoBo was born: not in a boardroom, but next to a crib.
We all know how much sleep matters, especially with a little one in the house. So BoBo learns your baby’s own rhythm and gently suggests when the next nap and bedtime are likely, helping small sleepers drift off at the right moments and parents plan the day around them. Every detail is tuned for tired hands and quiet nights: haptics that mean something, animations that never hurry, an app that speaks softly instead of shouting data.
When Anastasiia saw the finished app, she said it would be selfish to keep it for one family. She was right. Today BoBo grows family by family, in Polish and Ukrainian (our two home languages) and four more. And yes, that really is Alan in the screenshots.
Aleksander, Anastasiia & Alan
Aleksander
writes the code
Systems administrator by day. Wrote his first app for the person across the dinner table.
Anastasiia
keeps it honest
The mom BoBo was built for, and its strictest reviewer. Nothing ships until it survives her 3 a.m. test.
Alan
stars in the screenshots
The whole reason. Approves new features mostly by napping through them.
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