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ParAI is an AI-powered baby and child tracker that grows with your family from birth to age 7.
Baby Module (0-2 years)
- Feeding tracking โ bottles, nursing, solids with amounts and times
- Sleep tracking with SmartSpot โ AI predicts nap times, feeds, and bedtime based on your baby's actual patterns
- Diaper changes, growth charts (WHO percentiles), health & medications
- CDC developmental milestones with AI analysis
- AI Sleep Coach โ personalized sleep training plans with daily check-ins
Child Module (2-7 years)
- Meal tracking with food variety and acceptance
- Screen time management with AAP-recommended limits
- Behavior tracking with AI Behavior Coach
- Active play logging and developmental milestones
What makes ParAI different
- SmartSpot โ learns your baby's rhythm and predicts the full daily schedule
- AI Chat โ 24/7 evidence-based answers backed by AAP, WHO, and CDC guidelines
- AI chat includes - type/speak naturally ("fed 120ml at 3pm") and it logs instantly
- Works offline, syncs when connected
- Family sharing with view/edit permissions
Available in 7 languages. Free to use with Pro and Premium tiers.
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ParAI is the only parenting app that covers ages 0-7 with built-in AI coaching.
Two modules, one app โ Baby (0-2) and Child (2-7) โ with on-device ML for instant natural language logging, offline support, and family sharing.
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I have two kids, and I've been through the chaos twice. With my first, I tried every baby tracker out there โ most were just glorified spreadsheets. The ones with smart features like Huckleberry charged $10/month just to tell you when the next nap might be. I also spent money on sleep consultants who gave generic advice that didn't work for my baby.
With my second child, I decided to build what I wished existed. An app that actually learns YOUR baby's rhythm โ not some textbook average โ and tells you what's coming next. That became SmartSpot. I added an AI chat that knows my child's actual data and gives answers backed by AAP and WHO guidelines, not random forum posts.
I built it for ages 0-7 because the challenges don't stop at age 2. Toddler tantrums, picky eating, screen time battles โ I've dealt with all of it and wanted AI-powered help for those too. That's why ParAI has both a Baby module and a Child module with an AI Sleep Coach and AI Behavior Coach built in.
The app is live and I use it daily with my own kids. Now I want to get it into the hands of other parents who are going through the same thing.
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I'm a DevOps/Cloud engineer, 6+ years in the field. My world is Python, Bash, Linux, CI/CD pipelines, cloud infrastructure โ not mobile apps. Last October I started building a parenting app (ParAI) with a small team โ though in practice, I handle most of the development myself. No funding, no big team. - Source: dev.to / 2 months ago
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