Feeds
Breast, bottle, formula or solids — duration or quantity, with a timer if you want one.
A baby health log for the people doing the caring — parents, nannies and family carers — shareable with your paediatrician when it matters.
Free for everyone. One email at launch, no newsletter.
Today, in the app. Every entry keeps the name of whoever wrote it.
Most baby apps are built to be browsed. Yaseen is built around the four seconds you actually have.
Every logging target sits in the bottom third of the screen. Nothing important lives at the top.
A tap logs the last amount you used and shows an undo. No sheet, no save button, no keyboard at 3am.
Warm dark ground and dimmed accents instead of white on black — readable without waking the room.
Entries save on the phone and sync when you reconnect. You never lose a feed to a dead spot.
The quick-log dock, one thumb away.
Breast, bottle, formula or solids — duration or quantity, with a timer if you want one.
Wet or soiled in a single tap, so the pattern is there when someone asks about it.
Naps and nights, totalled by day. Patterns, never guesses about why.
Weight, length, head circumference and temperature, kept beside the birth metrics.
Symptoms with severity, notes and a photo for a rash or an injury.
Upcoming visits, reminders and the questions you meant to ask.
Access is an invite you create, scoped to the parts of the record you choose and set to expire. Revoke it in one tap. Every read is written to an access log you can open.
Scoped access — pick the sections, one by one: profile, care logs, vitals, observations, appointments.
Expiry dates — every grant ends on a date you set, and revoking is one tap from the same screen.
Co-caregivers, separately — a nanny can get logging-only access without seeing the medical history.
One live grant, five scopes, an expiry date and a revoke button.
The point
Written down once, at 3am, with one hand.
Not a tracker that wants your attention. A record that holds what happened, and hands it to a clinician in the shape they can actually read.
Free for everyone — every baby, and every caregiver you add to one.
Join the waitlistAnyone keeping the log: parents, nannies, family carers and respite staff. Several people can log for the same baby, each with their own level of access, and every entry records who wrote it.
No. Yaseen records what you observed and does not diagnose or advise. It is a better version of the notebook on the changing table, designed so a clinician can read it quickly.
It stays yours. Held in the EU — the database is in Paris, the closest region to the three launch countries — never sold, never used to train anything and deletable in full whenever you want. A provider only ever sees a record you have explicitly granted, for as long as the grant lasts.
Late October, Ghana, Nigeria and Senegal first, in small groups so we can talk to everyone. Waitlist order is roughly the order we invite.
Nothing. Yaseen is free for everyone right now — as many babies and as many caregivers as you need, with no feature held back for a paid tier. If that ever changes we will tell you before it does, not after.
We're inviting people in small groups from late October, and we read every reply. Tell us who you are and we'll shape the first release around it.