Yawnly: Baby Nap Predictor

Yawnly answers the one question every tired parent asks: when should my baby nap next?

Open the app and see it in under two seconds: "Next nap in 42 min", with the window your baby is most likely ready to sleep in. No charts to read, no settings to dig through.

ONE-HANDED, IN THE DARK • One giant Sleep / Wake button. Log with your thumb while holding your baby. • Automatic dark mode after 7 pm, so nothing bright blinds you at 3 am. • Feed and Diaper buttons: one tap logs now, long-press to pick a time.

PREDICTIONS THAT LEARN YOUR BABY • Starts from age-based wake windows (with corrected age for preemies). • After a few days, blends in your baby's own rhythm. • Short nap? The next window shortens automatically. • Missed a log? Yawnly asks with quick options instead of guessing. • Gentle hint when your baby may be ready to drop a nap.

AT A GLANCE • Home and Lock Screen widgets with the countdown. • Live Activity and Dynamic Island while your baby is awake. • A heads-up notification 15 minutes before the nap window opens.

"WHY IS MY BABY CRYING?" Likely reasons ranked from your own logs (tired, hungry, diaper, gas), each with one short tip, plus a safety card that tells you when to call your doctor.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account. Your baby's logs stay on your iPhone and work offline.

YAWNLY PRO Yawnly requires a subscription after your first prediction: • Annual with a 7-day free trial, then $39.99/year • Monthly, $9.99/month Prices may vary by country. Payment is charged to your Apple ID at confirmation of purchase (after the free trial, if you start one). The subscription renews automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel in your App Store account settings.

Terms of Use: https://forgedbyai.github.io/yawnly/terms/ Privacy Policy: https://forgedbyai.github.io/yawnly/privacy/

Yawnly gives general, age-based sleep guidance. It is not medical advice and does not diagnose. If you are worried about your baby, contact your pediatrician.

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