Starting solids, zero panic
Pudding quietly keeps track of feedings and reactions, shows the observation window, and reminds you to repeat introduced allergens on time. What and when to feed your baby — that's your call.
Starting solids is stressful. We get it.
What did we already try? Was there a reaction? When did we last give egg? Pudding keeps it all in one warm diary — instead of notes-app tables and 3 a.m. panic.
How it works
Three simple habits — and the whole feeding story is at hand.
Log it
A feeding, a "how it went" rating, a reaction, a note and photos — in a couple of taps.
Watch it
Every new food goes through your plan's observation window — "day 2 of 3" right on the food card.
Keep it up
Pudding gently reminds you to repeat introduced allergens so tolerance isn't lost.
Four pillars
Catalog + custom foods
70+ foods with warm illustrations — plus your own custom foods when something's missing.
One food at a time
The observation window is set in your plan: separate for regular foods and allergens.
Allergens on schedule
Gentle reminders to repeat introduced allergens — at the frequency from your plan.
Calendar, PDF & recap
A history feed with filters, a PDF for your pediatrician, a "do not give" sheet and a monthly recap.
Take a peek inside
A light cartoon theme, Pudding the mascot, and nothing extra.
Your data lives on your phone and in your own iCloud
No account, no ads, no tracking. Entries are stored on your device and synced through your own iCloud — we run no servers and have no access to them.
The plan is yours. Pudding is the diary.
Starting age, observation windows, allergen frequency and list — everything is configured to match your pediatrician's guidance. Pudding prescribes nothing and advises nothing: it carefully records and reminds on time.
FAQ
Is it free?
Yes, Pudding is free at launch.
Do I need internet or an account?
No. The app works offline and needs no sign-up — your data stays on your device and syncs through your own iCloud.
Does Pudding replace a pediatrician?
No. It's a diary companion: it records and reminds. Agree on timing and decisions with your doctor.
Where do the timings come from?
They're not imposed: you set the starting age, observation windows and allergen frequency yourself in "your plan" — following your pediatrician's guidance.
Is there an export for the doctor?
Yes. A PDF with the feeding history, reactions and allergen status in a couple of taps — plus a short "do not give" sheet for the nanny or daycare.