Multiple children
Twins or siblings: each child with their own timeline, one swipe to switch between them.
Team parenting
Darli partner sync: the baby tracker for both parents
“When did she eat? How long did she sleep?” Those handover questions stop when you both see the same picture. Dad logs the bottle, Mom sees it right away. No texting back and forth, no note on the fridge.
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Why it matters
A shared baby tracker instead of a handover briefing
When only one person holds the full picture, every handover turns into a briefing: When was the last bottle? How long did she nap? Was the diaper full? One parent becomes mission control, the other becomes the assistant who has to keep asking. That wears both of you down, and it has nothing to do with who cares more.
If you're raising this baby together, you both deserve the full picture. With partner sync, you each have the same view on your own phone. Dad logs the bottle, and in that same moment it's in Mom's timeline too. Nobody has to report back, nobody has to check in. You both just know.
That changes more than the logistics:
- Handovers happen without a briefing, because the timeline is already there
- At night, whoever is up logs it, and nothing gets lost
- Decisions (“is she hungry again or just tired?”) get made from the same information
- Neither of you is babysitting for the other. You're two parents with the same knowledge
FREQUENTLY ASKED
How can both parents use the same baby tracker?
With partner sync, you pair your phones once via QR code: one phone shows the code, the other scans it, done. From then on you both see the same timeline, and every entry automatically appears on the other phone too.
Do I see entries right away when my partner logs something?
Yes. When your partner logs a bottle or a nap, the entry syncs automatically and shows up on your phone moments later. There's nothing to refresh and nothing to reconcile by hand.
What happens if one of our phones is offline?
Nothing gets lost. Entries are saved on the phone and sync as soon as it's back online. So you can keep logging as usual on the go or in a dead spot.
Isn't this just a way to check up on each other?
It's the exact opposite. Without a shared picture, one parent has to quiz the other, and that quickly starts to feel like being held accountable. With partner sync, you both simply know, and nobody has to report to anyone. It's about sharing the load and handing over smoothly, not about keeping tabs. And if you go a while without logging anything, that's completely fine too.
More time to laugh.
Sleep, feeds, diapers: one tap is enough. Darli sorts the rest.
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