A nanny logs it as it happens. A parent opens their phone and sees it. Naps, feeds, nappies and hours, in one record you both already agree on.
No end of day summary from memory. No messages to piece together. One record, stamped with the time and the person.
She taps as it happens. You see it happen. Nobody reconstructs anything at seven in the evening.
Start it when they go down, stop it when they wake. Both phones show the same timer running, so there is nothing to disagree about later.
Bottles in millilitres, meals with how much was actually eaten.
The dose and the reading, written down at the moment rather than remembered.
Shifts, rates, overtime and what is owed. One record for both people.
A shopping list you both add to, a calendar for appointments and days off, and an alert when a nap has run long.
Add your child, their date of birth, and the notes a new person should read first. Allergies. What settles them. What they call things.
She gets a code that works once, for her alone. You decide who joins, and you can remove anyone the moment you need to.
She taps as things happen. You open your phone and the day is there, without either of you having to ask for it.
This is the part most apps put in the small print. It is the reason Dayling was built the way it was, so it goes here instead.
Yes, and her own account. That is the point: the log says who recorded each thing, which only works if you are not sharing a login.
She sees the household: the children, the day's log, the shopping list and the calendar, plus her own hours and pay. She cannot see anybody else's pay, and she cannot invite anyone.
Remove her from the People list and she loses access immediately. Everything she logged stays in the household, because it is a record of your child's days rather than hers.
Yes. Set your country, currency and time zone when you create the household, and the days and the pay follow. It was built here, which is why the pay side takes public holidays seriously.
Nothing at the moment. If that ever changes, the people already using it will hear it from us first, and not by finding a paywall one morning.
Dayling is finishing testing and will be on Google Play shortly. Tell us where to find you and we will let you know the moment it is there.