For doctors: the app inside
What the parent has on their phone
So you know exactly what you are recommending. These are real screens from the Bebauno app, in Serbian, with made-up data.



Screens with made-up data
The baby’s diary on one screen
Feeds, sleep, diapers, growth and the day of postpartum recovery. Parents log in one tap, and smart reminders say when the last feed was.
- Breast and bottle, with millilitres
- Sleep and naps by day
- A calendar of check-ups and notes

Growth and sleep over time
Weight, length and head circumference on a chart; sleep by day, with an average. The numbers a parent otherwise tries to remember in your office.
- Current weight and total gain
- The sleep pattern for the last seven days


A report that comes to the check-up
Everything the parent logged, as a table or a printable PDF — with dates and times. Paper comes to the check-up, not “I think she ate well”.
- All, or only growth, feeds, sleep, diapers
- Download the table or print to PDF

An assistant with limits
It answers only about pregnancy, postpartum and babies up to 18 months. It does not diagnose, does not give a dose, and sends to 194 first when it should.
- Free: five questions a day
- Doctors never see assistant chats

Bebauno
A sample conversation — an illustration of the rules, not a screenshot
Parent, 2:40 a.m.
Our baby is seven weeks old and 38.3 °C. Can we wait until the morning?
Do not wait for the morning. A baby under three months at 38 °C or more should be seen today. If the baby is grey, floppy, struggling to breathe or having a seizure — call 194 now.
Activities and food, illustrated
Activities by the baby’s age, recovery exercises for the mother and first-food recipes — each with an illustration from the app.
- Massage, tummy time, reading, songs
- Postpartum recovery
- Purées and first foods






Where you come in
A parent finds you by your code, not a directory. You see the last two weeks only if the parent shares them with you, and messages go through the app, not your phone.
A code for your parents?
One tap opens an email with the fields already there. A person answers, not a system.