Milo – A Baby Tracker Built in a Week with Claude

项目介绍

Milo started as a personal hack and became a real product in a week. New dad Kilian Ciuffolo, on paternity leave, began building with Claude: first a GitHub-contribution-style chart of his newborn son's feedings, then a full-blown baby tracker. Friends liked it, the pricing of every alternative was obscene, so he opened it to other parents as a SaaS and kept building it as his baby grows. Milo is one shared place for care, photos, and the details doctors ask about. It tracks feedings (nursing, pumping, bottles), diapers and sleep with at-a-glance timers showing when the last feed was and when the next is due, synced across every phone in the household so hand-offs need no mental math. Growth is plotted against the right curves: preterm babies get preterm bands until their due date, then corrected age, alongside WHO weight and height charts, daily intake totals, and a pre-appointment sheet with the questions you forget the moment the doctor walks in. A private one-photo-a-day gallery shares moments with invited family only, never a social feed. Notable details: the author hooked the tracker up to an agent for feeding statistics and automated his Divoom display with it; the service runs at cost ("we're not trying to make money, just paying the postgres bill") and the couple's own story page was written by Claude too. Beta pricing is $1 for the first 100 families. The demo link on the homepage leads to a live family workspace (login required). Built by Kilian Ciuffolo (HN: kilianciuffolo) with Claude in about a week of paternity leave, starting from zero baby-tracking experience.