DIAPER RECORD
Every change stays in the logbook
Each saved diaper change becomes part of the activity log. If inventory is set up, the entry also reduces the supply by one diaper.
DIAPERS & SUPPLY
Diapers and supply, in one place.
Log a diaper change, check what remains, and see an estimate based on the last seven days of records. Inventory follows what you actually log.
- 01Diaper records
- 027-day average
- 03Remaining supply
- 04Alert at ≤10
A CLEARER VIEW
From each diaper entry to a supply estimate.
Diaper Tracker connects two things you already record: diaper changes in the logbook and the number of diapers you have at home. It calculates an average from the last seven days of active records, then compares that with the remaining supply.
See how it looks in the appEvery diaper entry changes the picture.
Inventory follows recorded changes.record · average · remaining
7 daysdiaper record window
10 or fewerlow-supply status
+30 · +50 · +72quick pack restock
USAGE AVERAGE
Calculated from active days
The app reviews the last seven days and calculates the average using only days with at least one recorded diaper change.
SUPPLY ESTIMATE
Remaining stock is compared with your average
The number of diapers you have is divided by your average use per active day, giving you a rough idea of how long the current supply may last.
From a diaper entry to an estimate of days remaining.
Inventory and the logbook work together: enter a starting amount, record diaper changes, and the app calculates an average from your actual records.
- Starting supplyEnter how many diapers you have
- Diaper entrySaved in the activity log
- Active daysOnly days with records count toward the average
- Days remainingRemaining supply ÷ average per active day
- New pack+30 · +50 · +72 or your own amount
WHAT DOES THE APP TRACK?
Small details that make everyday planning easier.
Diaper Tracker keeps only the information the feature actually uses: diaper entries from the logbook, the current number of diapers in stock, the average across days with records, and the low-supply threshold. When you add a diaper record or a new pack, the view updates from those values.
- Diaper entries in the logbook
- Records from the last 7 days
- Average per active day
- Remaining diaper count
- Low-supply threshold: 10
- Quick and custom restocking
5 things Diaper Tracker actually calculates.
The average does not divide by empty days.
The app totals diaper records from the last seven days and divides them only by the number of days that contain at least one recorded change.
A diaper entry updates inventory.
When inventory is set, each new diaper record reduces it by one. The supply count changes together with the logbook.
Ten or fewer means low supply.
At 10 remaining diapers or fewer, the app clearly shows a low-supply state. If notifications are enabled, it can also remind you to restock.
A new pack is added to the current total.
Adding +30, +50, +72, or your own amount increases the existing supply. If 12 diapers remain, adding a pack of 50 brings the total to 62.
The estimate depends on what you record.
Days remaining are an estimate based on current inventory and your saved entries. If records are less frequent or your baby’s routine changes, the estimate changes too.
EVERY DAY HAS ITS OWN RHYTHM
The estimate follows your records, not a schedule.
Some days use more diapers and some use fewer. Diaper Tracker does not assume usage you did not record and does not set a changing schedule. The more real changes you record, the better the seven-day average reflects the usage the app can use for its estimate.
DIAPER TRACKER
Supply, averages, and the logbook stay connected.
Enter a starting supply, add a pack of +30, +50, +72, or your own amount, then keep logging diaper changes. Baby Genesis shows the remaining stock and an estimate based on your records in one place.
