Your nightly companion
Open the app. See your plan. Know what to do.
Hi Sarah
Night 6 of 14
Tonight's focus
A calm routine, one step at a time
Check comfort and hunger cues
Follow one short instruction
Pause the plan if baby seems unwell
How it works
Quick check-in
2 minutes each morning
Tonight's plan
Exactly what to do
It adapts
Based on your progress
A preview of your personalized plan
An example plan, already generated — change the age or struggle to see another
Creating your plan...
See what your nightly plan looks like
A fictional example for a 7-month-old — after tonight's safety check
Keep a short routine and observe what helps baby settle, without changing several things at once.
Data used: the bedtimes, wakes and comforts you logged
No promise about duration or number of wakes
- Check hunger, pain, illness and comfort
- Use the same short calming routine
- Place baby on their back on a firm, flat, clear surface
First check whether baby seems unwell, in pain or hungry. Respond to hunger and comfort cues; if everything is usual, follow the next step selected for your comfort level.
A harder night is not automatically progress. Comfort, pause and reassess if anything worries you.
Educational example, not medical advice. The app cannot see your baby or replace a professional.
Arthur
Founder & Parent
I built DodoCare so an exhausted parent can see one clear next step without interpreting ten conflicting tips.
I was waking every two hours with my son and reading contradictory advice at 3am. I built DodoCare to turn public guidance into short, traceable steps that still make sense when you are exhausted.
Built by a parent who's been there
Safety comes first, always. After that, the only thing that changes for you is the wording and how it fits your family — never the advice itself.
Your plan comes from sleep guidance we wrote down step by step from public health sources — not from an AI making things up. Those written steps decide when to keep going, when to pause, and when to tell you to call a doctor. The AI only puts them into plain words for your night: it never invents advice, it does not diagnose, and it cannot change what the steps say.
Public references reviewed (August 2026)
Coaching, not medical advice. Before 6 months: safer routines, responsive comfort and feeding only.
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