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Pregnancy and baby, up to age 3

The app that remembers your child.

Log feeds, sleep and meals in one tap. When a question comes up, even at 3 AM, ask an AI that already knows your baby. Mylalie is still being built: leave your email to be there on day one.

One email, on launch day. Nothing else. Privacy

A preview of the app, still being built.
  • The second parent is includedAt no extra cost. What one of you logs, the other sees.
  • No adsNot now, not later.
  • Your notes are encryptedOn your phone, before they're sent.

Mylalie, the AI

You don't have to explain it all again.

Anywhere else, you start over every time: their age, their nights, what you've already tried. Mylalie starts from your log. It answers plainly, with ranges rather than norms, and it's built to remind you when it's better to call a professional.

It's artificial intelligence, so it can be wrong. That's why it cites its sources and shows you what it has remembered.

Leo · 7 monthsExample

He still wakes up twice a night. Is that expected at 7 months?

Based on your notes, Leo woke at 1:40 AM and 4:15 AM last night, and fell back asleep in under ten minutes. At this age, a baby can wake between two sleep cycles. Most of the time, they settle back on their own within a few minutes. If his nights worry you, talk to his pediatrician.

Source: Assurance Maladie (ameli.fr), France's national health insurance

Remembered: wakes twice a night at 7 months

Four coaches, one memory

What you tell the Sleep coach, the Breastfeeding coach already knows. It's the same AI, and it knows the same child.

  • SleepNights, naps, wake-ups.
  • BreastfeedingFeeds, pumping, weaning.
  • FoodStarting solids, first meals.
  • PregnancyWeek by week, all the way to the big day.

Five questions, then a plan

For a review, Mylalie pulls together what it already knows, asks you the five questions it's missing, then suggests a concrete plan to try over 3 to 7 days. With signs to watch for, and a reminder of when it's better to see a professional.

“What Mylalie knows”

One screen shows you everything it has remembered. Correct it or erase it, whenever you like.

The Breastfeeding coach, at 4 AM

Feeds are coming closer and closer, and you start to second-guess. The coach starts from the ones you've logged, answers with sourced guidelines, and reminds you when it's better to call your OB or midwife, or a lactation consultant.

What Mylalie is not

Mylalie is an information and organization app for parents. It's there alongside you, but it doesn't provide care: it doesn't replace your OB or midwife, your pediatrician or your doctor.

Want to try it on day one?

One email, on launch day. Nothing else. Privacy

One app, from the positive test to age 3.

Mylalie changes with you. It shows what matters now and tucks the rest away.

A couple standing together, hands resting on the mother-to-be's belly.

During pregnancy

Mozzarella: yes or no?

“Can I eat…?” checks a food in two seconds. And around it: this week of your pregnancy, the appointments ahead, your hospital bag.

MozzarellaYes, with conditions

Made with pasteurized milk (check the label), and eaten as soon as the package is opened.

Official sources are cited in the guide.

Two parents leaning over their newborn.

The day your baby arrives

Contractions, timed together

A contraction timer you share with the other parent. It keeps counting even with no signal. Your birth plan and hospital bag are already set.

A mother nursing her baby at night, in an armchair, under the moon.

With your baby

One tap to log, two to fix

Feeds, bottles, sleep, diapers: log them with one hand, baby in the other arm. Then come vaccines, milestones and firsts.

Two parents, one price.

Invite the other parent: it's free, and everything updates live. One of you starts the timer, the other can stop it. At night, nobody has to wonder who gave the last bottle.

Single parents, two moms, two dads, adoptive families, twins or triplets: Mylalie is made for your family, just as it is.

A father changing his newborn's diaper on the changing table.

Your data

We can't read your child's log.

What you log is encrypted on your phone before it's sent. We don't sell it, and our server only keeps it as blocks it cannot read.

What our server sees

  • Your email address
  • Your subscription
  • Your AI credits
  • The dates of your reminders
  • Technical data, listed on the Your data page

What it can't read

  • Your child's log
  • Their first name
  • Your notes and photos
  • The AI's memory

Two exceptions, stated plainly

When you ask the AI a question, your question and the useful context are sent to our AI provider, outside the European Union, so it can answer. Your child goes by an alias there, not their first name. And voice dictation passes through our server without being stored. In both cases, it's your call.

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Track for free. Go Premium for answers.

The free version already covers the day-to-day, for good. Premium adds the AI that knows your child, the coaches and the reviews.

Free

€0

Free, with no time limit.

  • The baby log, unlimited
  • The second parent, in real time
  • Your pregnancy week by week, and the appointments ahead
  • “Can I eat…?”
  • Hospital bag, baby names together, contraction timer
  • Vaccines, milestones, guidelines
  • 10 messages to try the AI

Family Premium14-day trial

€12.90 per month

Or €99 per year, which works out to €8.25 a month. Both parents included. Prices in euros, tax included.

  • Everything in Free
  • The AI remembers your conversations, from one question to the next
  • 150 AI credits per month, about 5 messages a day
  • AI coaches: Sleep, Breastfeeding, Food, Pregnancy
  • Personalized reviews, with a 3- to 7-day plan
  • 30- and 90-day trends, charts, a summary to show your pediatrician
  • Wake windows and white noise
  • Recipes, meal plans, in-depth guides

One subscription covers one child. Twins or triplets count as one. Each additional child: €4 per month. When your baby is born, you get one month of Premium free.

Our three promises

  1. Nothing is charged until you say yesThe trial lasts 14 days. We ask for your card at the start, but nothing is charged. The day before it ends, we ask you. If you don't answer, the trial simply ends.
  2. You cancel in the appIn a few clicks. No form, no phone call.
  3. Free stays freeA free feature never becomes paid.

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Your questions, answered

When will Mylalie be available?

The app is still being built. We won't give a date until we're sure we can keep it. Leave your email, and you'll hear from us the day it opens.

My baby is already a few months old. Is it still worth it?

Yes. You start wherever you are: the log, the guidelines and the AI work from your child's age, from pregnancy up to age 3.

I'm raising my child on my own. Is it for me?

Yes. Inviting a second parent is an option, not a requirement. Everything works for one person, at the same price.

If I stop, what happens to my notes?

They stay right where they are: the log is part of the free version. And you can export all your data to a readable file, whenever you want.

Do I need the App Store or Google Play?

No. Mylalie installs from your browser, on iPhone and Android alike. It sits on your home screen, with its own icon and reminders, like any other app.

Does it work offline?

For the essentials, yes: the log, the timers and the guides you've already opened. The AI needs a connection.

Does Mylalie replace a healthcare professional?

No. Mylalie informs you and helps you get organized. Any question about your health or your child's is for your doctor, your OB or midwife, or your pediatrician. In an emergency, call 911 or your local emergency number.

Can the AI get things wrong?

Yes, like any artificial intelligence. That's why it cites its sources, shows you what it has remembered, and is built to point you to a professional when the question calls for one.

Where do the guidelines come from?

From official sources in France, such as Assurance Maladie (France's national health insurance), Santé publique France, the Haute Autorité de Santé or ANSES. Each guide cites its own. They reflect French recommendations, which may differ from those in your country. They are not reviewed by a healthcare professional.

What happens to my email address?

It's used for one email only: the one on launch day. We don't sell it, and we only share it with our technical providers, for hosting and for sending that email. You can remove it from the list at any time.

Be there on day one.

On launch day, start your log, on your own or together.

One email, on launch day. Nothing else. Privacy

A baby, seen from behind, taking their first steps.