35-phase journey
A source-backed map from birth through age six, framed as flexible windows—not deadlines.
A native iPhone app for first-time parents
The first six years, held gently.
Daisy brings developmental guidance, practical tracking, calming sleep tools, family coordination, and a safer parenting assistant into one thoughtful app.
Private beta is underway. Public availability will follow App Store review.
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TODAY WITH MAEGood morning
PHASE 4 OF 35
Faces & Smiles
Studying faces, answering smiles, and beginning little conversations.
☾SLEEPWarm hush
✦ASK DAISYOne clear next step
General education—not diagnosis or emergency care.
35development phases
7on-device sleep sounds
0advertising trackers
6 yrone continuous journey
One calm place
Made for the whole, messy day.
Daisy combines the jobs parents already do across scattered apps and late-night searches.
Ask Daisy
Phase-aware educational support with structured answers, crisis routing, safety review, and clear clinical limits.
Sleep & routines
Seven on-device sounds, a timer, background audio, and a bedtime rhythm the whole family can follow.
One-handed tracking
Log feeds, sleep, diapers, moods, play, milestones, routines, and memories without turning childhood into a score.
Family sync
Invite a partner or caregiver and keep the same child profile, routines, and shared activity history across devices.
The Circle
A reportable, blockable, pre-moderated community for questions, tiny wins, and honest parent-to-parent support.
Safety before scale
Useful enough to return to. Honest enough to trust.
Daisy separates general education from individualized care. It does not diagnose, calculate medication doses, or turn developmental milestones into predictions.
Read the editorial standard →- No ads and no sale of family data
- No public child-photo community in version one
- Memory photos stay on the device
- AI questions are not retained unless a parent explicitly opts in
- Milestones are observations, never pass/fail predictions
- Immediate-danger language routes to emergency help before AI inference
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I reviewed Daisy phases 1–35, version 1, for source alignment, internal consistency, general educational scope, and Daisy’s safety-language requirements.
Alexis SotomayorFounding medical editor · Founder editorial sign-off
Plans in preparation
Choose the support that fits your family.
Daisy will offer monthly, annual, and one-time core-access options through the App Store. Final pricing will always appear before purchase.
Subscription terms, renewal details, and any limits will be shown before purchase. Read the purchase information →
Built for 3 a.m. questions and ordinary Tuesday mornings.
See the product experience now. App Store downloads will open only after device testing and review.
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