The Today screen, but for dads.
One adaptive surface for the phase you are in: Dad Readiness during pregnancy, Dad Recovery after birth, and the next best action when the day gets messy.
40wk
Pregnancy guide
For expecting dads · new dads · iOS
Prepare for birth.
Prepare for birth.
Run the baby day.
One private app for the whole run: prep for birth, track feeds and diapers at 3 a.m., watch your own recovery, and find any answer fast — without an account, ads, or your data leaving the phone.
Local-first and private by design
Apple Watch, Siri, widgets, Live Activities
No account required
What it does
From what do I do?
From what do I do?
to handled.
DadYolked isn't another tracker you feed data into and never hear back from. It tells you what to do next — for the pregnancy, the baby, and you.
Baby quick logs that survive 3 a.m.
One-handed feeds, sleep, diapers, medicine, pumping/bottle details, and sleep locations. Big buttons. Fast saves. Fewer midnight guesses. Feeding tracker guide → · Feeding schedule guide → · Starting solids checklist → · Sleep tracker guide → · Diaper tracker guide → · Medicine tracker guide → · Schedule guide → · Pediatrician report guide → · Siri/widgets guide →
Everything pregnancy, one place.
Week-by-week context, birth prep, kick counter, contraction timer, hospital bag, appointments, and reminders in one stream. See the dad pregnancy app guide → · Kick counter guide → · Contraction timing guide →
Dad Recovery and Readiness.
Private Apple Health sleep and step context turns into simple guidance: bank rest before birth, spot burnout risk after birth, and plan the next shift.
Search, coach, and remember.
Universal Search finds logs, sleep locations, appointments, milestones, journals, and saved details. AI Coach keeps answers grounded in the family context you choose.
Built for Apple surfaces.
Apple Watch, Siri/App Intents, widgets, Dynamic Island, and Live Activities keep quick actions close without digging through the app. See the Apple Watch baby tracker guide →
Assistant, with boundaries.
Ask grounded questions about the active child — with stage-safe answers, named log context, and review-first memory. Private notes stay private; off-topic questions stay out of the care digest.
Shared care on your terms.
Invite a caregiver through Apple’s share flow. See Pending, Accepted, and Revoked clearly. Offline care logs retry automatically — dad journal and mood never join the share queue.
August 2026
Built for 2 AM. Trusted by design.
This update is about the 3 a.m. experience: less to read, fewer taps, and a clearer picture of who's doing what.
Night Quiet Today
Overnight, Today shows current state and the next useful action only. Post-birth one-thumb logging stays available when you need it.
Undo a mis-tap
One-tap care logs get a five-second Undo window. Active feed and sleep timers can keep the screen awake so you don’t dig for the lock button.
Right child, right stage
Notifications, widgets, and Assistant ground on the active child. Wrong-stage questions get a calm redirect before model answers run.
Share states you can read
Pending acceptance, Accepted, Revoked, Last synced, and Offline pending — with a clear line that private journal never leaves on the care queue.
Every stage
One app. Forty weeks,
One app. Forty weeks,
then a thousand more.
Most baby apps treat dad like an optional accessory. DadYolked assumes you're the one holding the baby at 3 a.m., because some nights you are.
Expecting
Prep, not panic.
Walk into the delivery room knowing where the carseat is, what a contraction is supposed to feel like, and where you stashed the snacks.
- 40-week timeline
- Contractions & kicks
- Hospital bag tracker
Newborn
Survive the blur.
Fast logs, sleep windows, feeding sides, diaper trends. The 3 a.m. screen that doesn't make you cry harder.
- Feeds, naps, diapers
- Routine builder
- Live Activity timers
Growing
Catch the wins.
Milestones, medicine, appointments, photos. The hand-off package the pediatrician actually wants to see.
- Milestone catalog
- Medicine log + reminders
- Pediatrician export
Inside the app
The dashboard that acts like a co-pilot, not a database.
Tap-friendly. One-handed. Built around the next thing you have to do — not a wall of charts you'll never open.
Today
What is next, said simply.
A practical dashboard for feeds, naps, diapers, meds, appointments, dad recovery, and pregnancy prep. It changes with the profile instead of making you manage tabs.
Pregnancy + post-birth
Pregnancy prep becomes baby ops.
Expecting mode keeps birth prep, kicks, contractions, and week-by-week context in front. Post-birth mode shifts to quick logs, recovery, routines, and pediatrician-ready history.
The actual app
Real screens. No concept mockups.
Captured from the current iPhone build with demo family data.
Start with the job in front of you
Find the useful page. Skip the maze.
Four practical starting points, depending on what tonight looks like.
Still pregnant
Birth prep, kick counts, contractions, appointments, and the hospital bag.
Running the newborn shift
Feeds, diapers, sleep, medicine, schedules, and quick calculators.
Handing care to somebody else
Night shifts, caregiver notes, emergency contacts, and pediatrician handoffs.
Dad is running on fumes
A private check-in for sleep, energy, mood, support, and the next conversation.
"You don't need another app telling you to enjoy every moment. You need to know when the last feed was. That's what this does."
Privacy
Your family data is not our business model.
Local-first storage, explicit CloudKit sharing, protected Assistant history, controlled exports, plain-language privacy, and direct support. The site exists so families can understand exactly what the app does before they install it.
On-device by default
Your logs live on your phone by default. Export and Apple shared-care sync are explicit choices.
No ads, no resale
No ad SDKs, no data brokers, no family-profile resale, and no third-party tracking for advertising.
Sharing stays explicit
Caregiver access comes from accepting Apple’s CKShare invitation—not from a URL, code, label, or SMS.
Your data, exportable
Export supported data as JSON or CSV for visits, backup, or moving off the app. Assistant history can be included in the JSON backup.
Quick answers
Before you download.
The basics, without the sales pitch.
What does DadYolked track?
DadYolked covers pregnancy prep, kick counts, contractions, feeds, diapers, sleep, medicine, appointments, milestones, and dad recovery in one iPhone app.
Does DadYolked require an account?
No. Core tracking works without creating an account, and family records stay on the device by default.
Can I use DadYolked from Apple Watch or Siri?
Yes. DadYolked supports Apple Watch quick logs, Siri shortcuts, widgets, Live Activities, and other Apple surfaces for faster one-handed tracking.
Is DadYolked medical advice?
No. DadYolked helps families organize information and prepare questions, but it does not diagnose conditions or replace guidance from a qualified healthcare professional.
Ready when you are
Learn the app. Then run the day.
Download DadYolked for iPhone or use this website to understand the app, privacy, support, and App Store links. Free to start, no account required, built for dads doing the work.