Lulnara keeps the day-to-day of feeds, sleep, symptoms and growth in one place — and turns it into the kind of summary a partner, a caregiver, or a clinician can actually use.
Most of family care happens between the appointments — in 3am feeds, in half-finished thoughts, in things you meant to write down and didn't. Lulnara is a small, careful place to keep those things, so the next person who needs them can pick up where you left off.
Three small ideas, in order: log the day quickly, understand what changed, then share only the useful parts. The app does these three things and tries not to do many others.
Feeds, naps, symptoms, medication, growth and notes go down in seconds — by tap or by voice — while the routine is still happening.
Quiet weekly summaries — sleep, feeding, growth — translate scattered logs into context parents can act on. No dashboards to interpret at three in the morning.
Family sharing, handoff notes and doctor-ready summaries keep the next caregiver, partner or appointment focused on what actually matters today.
“The whole point is that the next person — the partner, the grandparent, the GP — shouldn't have to read everything to understand today.”
An assistant for the windows family care actually has — tired hands, quiet rooms, the wrong time to type. Practical questions, voice logging, short summaries. Clear about what it isn't.
Lulnara was shaped by life at home and experience in general practice: the forgotten bottle amount, the rash photo, the nap that threw the evening off, and the need to explain it clearly to someone else later.
We made the smallest version of this we could.
Then we sat with our families for a year before deciding what to keep.
Join the iOS TestFlight, use the current build, and help shape what stays in the public release. The beta is small, the feedback loop is short.
We try not to over-promise. If something isn't here, write to us at support@lulnara.com and a real person will reply.
Lulnara helps parents and caregivers log daily care, understand patterns, coordinate handoffs, and prepare clearer context for appointments.