Newborn tracker
Less thinking.
More noticing.
Thangam tracks feeds, sleep, diapers and medicine on one calm, colourful screen — and shows what’s due next before you have to ask. Shared live with everyone who helps.
- 14-day full trial
- No card needed
- Grandparents join free
- Export your data anytime
The real app, running on sample data.
How it works
Three steps, then it just runs
Step 1
Add your baby
Name and birth date. Thangam sets feed gaps, wake windows and goals from their age.
Step 2
Log with a tap
Start a feed timer, swipe a diaper, tap when they fall asleep. That’s it.
Step 3
See what’s next, together
Colours show what’s due. Everyone you invite sees the same screen, live.
Features
Made for the 3 a.m. version of you
One-tap feed timer
Start left or right, switch sides, pause, stop. Thangam remembers which side is next, so a 3 a.m. feed is one tap.
The whole day as a ring
Sleep, feeds and diapers on a 24-hour clock face, with dotted markers showing when the next feeds are likely. Patterns jump out at a glance.
Colours that warn you gently
Cards drift from calm to warm as the next feed or diaper check comes due, and pulse softly once it’s overdue — no reading required.
Shared live with your people
Invite your partner, grandparents or nanny with a single link. Everyone sees the same dashboard update the moment anyone logs.
Rhythm that grows with your baby
Feed gaps, wake windows, tummy-time and sleep goals follow your baby’s age automatically, from newborn to toddler. Change any of them to make it yours.
Gentle reminders
Soft lullaby tones for feeds, diaper checks, medicine and naps — starting quietly, a little louder each round, until it’s logged or snoozed.
A PDF for the doctor
Export a tidy report with charts, daily timelines and the full log for any period — ready for the paediatrician or your own records.
Made for everyone who helps
One baby, one shared screen
For tired, brilliant new parents
Log feeds, sleep and diapers with one hand at 3 a.m. Thangam shows what’s due next in colour, so you can stop doing maths and start noticing your baby.
For grandparents who help (and worry)
Join your grandchild’s Thangam with one link — free for invited family. See feeds and naps live, and log your own shift without phone calls.
For nannies and caregivers
Keep a clean, shared log of feeds, sleep, diapers and medicine for the families you care for — parents see it live, no end-of-day notes needed.
For hospitals and maternity wards
Give new families a calm way to track feeds, wet diapers and sleep after discharge — with codes you can hand out at the bedside.
For childcare centres and creches
Log infant feeds, naps and diaper changes as they happen and let parents follow along live — no paper sheets at pick-up.
From families
Thangam is new, and we’d rather not make up quotes.
Real stories from families will appear here as they come in. Using Thangam? We’d love to hear from you at contact@knatra.com.
Pricing
Less than ₹1 a day
Start with 14 days of everything, free. Thangam Plus is ₹299 a year in India (₹0.82 a day) or $12 a year elsewhere at the founding-family price. Family you invite join free.
See plansFounding-family yearly
₹299/yr₹499
₹0.82 a day · or ₹49 monthly
- Every tracker and reminder
- Unlimited history and insights
- PDF reports
- Up to 3 babies, 6 caregivers each
Questions
Good to know
What is Thangam?
Thangam is a calm, visual newborn tracker. You log feeds, sleep, diapers, tummy time, medicine and more, and the dashboard shows what’s due next with colour — shared live with everyone who helps care for your baby.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. Every new account gets 14 days of the full app, with no card needed.
Can my partner, grandparents or nanny use it too?
Yes. Invite them with a single-use link from Settings. They sign in with their own account and see the same live dashboard. Invited family and caregivers don’t pay — they use the plan of the person who invited them. Each baby can have up to six caregivers.
Does it work on iPhone and Android?
Thangam runs in any modern browser on phones, tablets and computers. You can add it to your home screen so it opens full screen like an app.
Will reminders ring when my phone is locked?
Not yet. Reminders ring whenever Thangam is open on a device — including in a background tab or a minimised window — but phones pause web pages when the screen locks. Many parents keep a phone or tablet on the nightstand with “keep screen awake” switched on.