We're parents of young children. That's the whole origin story, really.
Somewhere between the pediatrician's office and the kitchen table, we started wondering whether our kids were actually getting what they needed — not just enough food, but the right kinds of it. Iron. Calcium. Fiber. Vitamin D. The things that come up once at a check-up and then quietly disappear in the middle of a Tuesday.
So we went looking for something to help us keep track. We tried what was out there. Some of it was built for adults counting calories. Some of it wanted a subscription before it would show us what we'd already typed in ourselves. None of it seemed made for a family with more than one child — each with their own age, their own appetite, their own list of foods they've decided they hate this month.
We couldn't find the thing we wanted. So we built it.
Our kids nutrition app is that one. BabyChart comes from the same instinct, pointed at an earlier stage — when the question is less about nutrients and more about whether anybody has slept. It's the one that shipped first.
We're still the ones using both of them every day. That's mostly what keeps them honest.