Strollywood™
A little person. A big story.
Why we made it
A new baby means a lot to remember: when the last feed was, what the thermometer said at midnight. Two tired parents remember the same night two different ways. Then the pediatrician asks when the fever started, and the answer is buried in a week of texts.
Strollywood gives all of it one home, shared with the people you choose. Whoever does the next feed knows when the last one was. It keeps the photos and firsts too, next to the feeds and naps.
What it does
- Feeds, sleep and diapers. Log breast and bottle feeds, sleep and diaper changes as they happen. Start the sleep timer on one phone, and your partner sees it running on theirs.
- Health notes. Record temperatures, medicines and vitamins, vaccines, doctor visits, and things you notice, like teething. Each entry keeps its date, and its time when it has one.
- Growth. Keep weight, length and head size over time, starting with the numbers at birth. Strollywood shows your baby’s own numbers and doesn’t compare them with other babies.
- Memories. Save photos, videos and milestones as they happen. Your memories include the story of the day your baby was born.
- Family and caregivers. Invite your partner, a grandparent or another adult you trust. Each person has their own sign-in, and for now everyone can see and change everything. Choosing what each person can see and change is coming in an update.
- Works without a signal. A feed logged in a basement saves right away. It uploads by itself the next time your phone is online with Strollywood open.
Health questions
We’re here to support you, but we’re not doctors, and we don’t give medical advice. Strollywood keeps the records you enter. For health questions, please talk with your child’s doctor.
Your family’s information
Your records and photos are stored with our cloud provider, so everyone you share with stays up to date. Saving videos to the cloud is coming in an update; until then videos stay on the phone that added them. Strollywood has no ads, and we don’t sell your family’s information. The Privacy Policy explains who handles it and why.