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Science-backed tools that help Indian parents understand their baby's growth and nutrition — grounded in WHO standards and ICMR guidelines.
Growth Report
Get your baby's weight, height, and head circumference percentiles with an overall growth score. Based on WHO 2006 standards, endorsed by IAP.
⚖️ Weight percentile
📏 Height percentile
🧠 Head circumference
🏆 Overall score
Daily Nutrition Tracker
Log today's feeds and meals to see exactly what nutrients your baby is getting — and what's still missing. Takes 30 seconds per meal.
💪 Protein tracking
🧠 Omega-3
🩸 Iron & Zinc
☀️ Vitamin D
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Growth Report
📏 WHO 2006 · IAP Endorsed · 0–24 months
Check your baby's growth
Get a personalised growth report — weight, height, and head circumference percentiles — with a full growth score in under 30 seconds.
⚖️ Weight percentile
📏 Height / Length
🧠 Head Circumference
🏆 Overall score
🆓 Free, always
Tell us about your baby
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cm
Use values from your most recent doctor visit for accuracy
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Only 30 seconds away from your baby's growth report.
Parents who track monthly catch growth issues up to 3 months earlier. Let's see where your baby stands.
You'll get
Weight percentile vs babies same age
Height percentile on WHO charts
Head circumference — brain growth indicator
Overall growth score + nutrition match
Full Growth Report · WHO 2006 · IAP Endorsed
Baby's Growth Report
Overall Growth Score
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avg. of all percentiles
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Individual measurements
Reading your results
Your results will appear here.
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Daily Nutrition Tracker
🥗 Daily Tracker · Science-backed
What did your baby eat today?
Know exactly what your baby got today — protein, healthy fats, iron, calcium, immunity nutrients, and what's still missing.
⚡ 5 sec meals
🥚 Protein tracking
🧠 Healthy fats
🩸 Iron + Zinc
🦴 Calcium + Vit D
🇮🇳 Indian foods
Tell us about your baby
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Boy
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Girl
Why daily tracking matters
90% of brain growth happens before age 3. Most Indian babies miss key nutrients daily — small food gaps become big growth gaps.
5 seconds per meal
— tap to log, no typing
Personalised daily
targets from WHO/ICMR guidelines
Indian food
database — ragi, dal, dosa, idli, curd, sattu
Smart gap detection
— see which nutrients are still missing
Daily streak —
build a habit that lasts
Today's progress
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foods logged
Tap a food above to start tracking.
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2-day streak — keep it up!
Next action
Start by logging your baby's first feed of the day.
What did your baby eat today?
Tap everything they had — takes 5 seconds
🍽️ Tap to add food
Today's log
No food added yet — add feeds and meals above
Did you know?
Most Indian babies don't get enough protein daily.
A study across urban India found 68% of babies aged 6–12 months fell short of daily protein targets from solid foods alone.
Makhana has been used in Indian homes for over 3,000 years.
These puffed lotus seeds from Bihar's wetlands were traditionally the first solid food given to babies — before modern cereals existed.
Brain growth is fastest before age 3 — nutrition now sets lifelong intelligence.
80% of brain development happens in the first three years. Omega-3, iron, and choline during this window have measurable effects on IQ and memory that last decades.
Iron deficiency is the #1 nutritional problem in Indian infants.
NFHS-5 data shows 67% of children under 5 in India are anaemic. Iron from plant foods absorbs better when paired with Vitamin C at the same meal.
Vitamin D deficiency affects 70–90% of Indian children.
Despite India's sunshine, indoor lifestyles mean most babies need dietary Vitamin D. Egg yolk and fortified foods are among the few reliable sources.
Based on today's gaps
Add food to see a suggestion
Your personalised product match appears here as you log.
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