For babies 4 months to 2 years · iPhone
A short interview builds your baby's plan. Remy's Plan runs the day from it, coaches you as it happens, and every day suggests what to change, and why. You decide.
Coming to the App Store. One email when it's ready, nothing else.
Built for Remy first
At four months, Remy stopped sleeping, and so did we. We tried online sleep courses, a sleep consultant and more than one doula, and got a different set of rules from each. Nothing worked.
Then one afternoon she fell asleep on Jason's shoulder. He didn't dare move, so he picked up his phone, dug into the research and built the first version of this app before she woke up. The small changes showed up right away. Within two months, she was sleeping through the night. Mostly.
Jason and Shana, Remy's parents
Read our story →A plan that runs your day, checks in as it happens, and gets a little better every day.
A few minutes of questions about your baby's day, feeding, sleep and your family's schedule. Out comes a plan built for your baby.
Today's times, every morning: wake windows, naps with "up by" times, feeds and a bedtime range, kept within age-based limits.
One tap for asleep, awake, feeds, diapers and medicine, or type it the way you'd say it: "down for nap 2, 5 oz at 2:15." The day moves as it happens: a late nap means a later next nap and a new bedtime.
A live scorecard of today against the plan: naps, wake windows, feeds and where bedtime is heading.
Ask any time. The coach reads today's log against your plan and tells you what matters, what to change and what to leave alone.
Every day it looks at the last few days. When a pattern shows up, it suggests one small change and explains why. You decide, and every version is kept.
Nap 2 ran short. 45 minutes, up at 1:30. Run the next window from when she woke: Nap 3 at 4:00, up by 4:30.
Feeds are on pace. 3 of 5 done. Keep Feed 4 right after Nap 3.
Tonight: bedtime holds at 7:00. Start the routine at 6:15 by the clock, not by her cues.
What happened: Nap 1 has run 85–95 min four mornings in a row, and wake time has drifted from 6:50 to 7:15.
Why: a long first nap is borrowing from the night. A shorter cap should bring wake time back toward 6:50.
Juniper is a sample baby.
On the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island: counting down to the next nap while she's awake, then counting the nap, with its "up by" time.
A nudge when a nap should end and when the next one is coming.
"Next: Nap 2 at 12:45" on your Home Screen. "She's asleep" logs it hands-free while you rock.
A left and right nursing timer, bottles in quarter ounces, and breast milk, formula or both.
Invite a partner, nanny or grandparent with a link. Everyone logs to the same day from their own iPhone, and the log shows who did what.
Every change and the reason for it, so you can see how far you've come.
Before the AI builds a plan, reads what you log, coaches you or reviews your days, you're asked first, and we never store what's sent. One button in the app deletes everything.
After the trial, pick the price that fits. Every price gets every feature.
Or $41.99, $66.99 or $99.99 a year.
One subscription covers every baby in your family, and Family Sharing covers your Apple family too. Caregivers never need to pay: logging, the timer, reminders, widgets and the plan are free for everyone. If you stop paying, only the coach and the AI's daily suggestions pause.
No. Remy's Plan is a planning and tracking tool. Talk to your pediatrician about anything that worries you, and always follow safe sleep guidance.
Full plans are for babies 4 months to 2 years, using adjusted age for babies born early. Younger babies get a gentle routine instead.
No. Remy's Plan builds and adjusts a daily schedule: wake windows, naps and bedtime. It doesn't ask you to use any particular settling method.
iPhone only for now.
Yes. Invite them from Settings and they open the link on their own iPhone: no sign-up, no password. Everyone logs to the same plan, and you can remove anyone at any time.
Yes. One family can hold several babies, each with their own plan, log and timer, on one subscription.
Only you and the people you invite. It's stored on your iPhones and in your iCloud, not on our servers.
A small group of families is testing it on TestFlight now. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when there's a spot, and again at launch.