The Today screen, but for dads.
One adaptive surface for whatever phase you're in. Pregnancy weeks. Newborn rotations. Toddler chaos. It changes with the kid — you don't reconfigure it every quarter.
DadYolked is the pregnancy and baby companion built for the guy doing the prep — hospital bag, kick counts, contractions, feeds at 3 a.m., medicine, milestones, appointments. The chaos, organized. Without a single nursery pastel.
One private place for the boring-but-critical stuff so the loud, beautiful, terrifying stuff has room to be loud, beautiful, and terrifying.
One adaptive surface for whatever phase you're in. Pregnancy weeks. Newborn rotations. Toddler chaos. It changes with the kid — you don't reconfigure it every quarter.
One-handed feeds, naps, diapers, meds. Big buttons. No moodboards.
Week-by-week context, kick counter, contraction timer, hospital bag — all in one stream.
Practical, stage-aware nudges. Burping, soothing, safety, sleep. Less vibes, more verbs.
Track what changed this week. See what's coming next. Export-ready for pediatrician visits.
Most baby apps treat dad like an optional accessory. DadYolked treats you like an operator with a small, adorable, extremely demanding mission.
Walk into the delivery room knowing where the carseat is, what a contraction is supposed to feel like, and where you stashed the snacks.
Fast logs, sleep windows, feeding sides, diaper trends. The 3 a.m. screen that doesn't make you cry harder.
Milestones, medicine, appointments, photos. The hand-off package the pediatrician actually wants to see.
Tap-friendly. One-handed. Built around the next thing you have to do — not a wall of charts you'll never open.
Your day, stack-ranked. Reminders fire from a place that understands what newborn week 6 is supposed to look like.
Every week unlocks context, prep tasks, and what the baby is up to right now. You're at week 20.
"We built the dad app we wanted at 3 a.m. with one hand free, a cold coffee, and a kid who'd just figured out screaming."
Local-first storage, optional private iCloud sync, plain-language policy. Tiny humans make enough chaos. The privacy page shouldn't.
Your logs live on your phone. iCloud sync is optional and end-to-end through Apple's private container.
Zero advertising SDKs. Zero third-party trackers. No data sold, rented, or traded — ever.
Use the entire app without making an account. Email is only for support requests you actually send.
One-tap export to PDF or CSV for pediatrician visits, partners, or moving off the app entirely.
Download DadYolked on iPhone. Free. No account. No nursery pastels. The full kit, ready before the next contraction or the next diaper incident — whichever shows up first.