Parenting can be tough. You get home from the hospital, exhausted, with this little fragile unknown thingy that has no user manual and a single way to let you know something's not ok: crying. You have to react fast, even if it's 4 AM and you have no idea why is crying.

This app is meant to log all the relevant events (diaper change, breastfeeding, baby bottle feeding...), so you can always remember when has been done last time. It supports syncing the data between different devices (using your WebDAV server for the best privacy) so that when the baby needs attentions, the dad can step in leaving the mom sleeping peacefully.

Dedicated to my daughter Luna.

Contributions

Why isn't this hosted on GitHub?

I'm using a private git server just because I'm worried for the vast majority of open source code being hosted in a server property of Microsoft and being used to train theirs AI. I didn't find a better option, BTW the Gitea project is working on implementing federation, so soon it will be possible to contribute using any other gitea server, selfhosted or not.

How to contribute

The project is open to contribution, but with some limits:

I'm sorry I can't accept AI-generated contributions. Reviewing a contribution requires time and effort from my side, while generating code with AI requires very little time and produces non reliable code that must be reviewed in detail. This is effectively shifting the work on my side, and in a forced way. If you feel you need a feature but you're not able to implement it by yourself, I prefer you to create an issue in the repository so I can implement it when I can, in a more mantainable way.
I prefer to make project-wide changes (i.e. updating Android target, app name and icon, release number...) by myself.

To contribute, you'll have to create an account on this git instance. Unfortunately, I had to disable registration to avoid huge waves of fake accounts created by bots. You can request an account writing to daniele.verducci@ichibi.eu

Thanks for the valuable contributions to:

Chepycou (French translation)
Daniel Neubauer (German translation)
Moritz Warning (Various bugfixes and new features)