Log pumped milk bottles
Use the app, device, or Alexa to record what the baby drank. This stays in the shared timeline for partners and caregivers.
Exclusive pumping tracker
A baby tracker that understands exclusive pumping.
Exclusive pumping creates two different records: what your baby drank and what you pumped. Nubo lets caregivers share pumped milk bottle feeds while your private pumping output stays yours.
Shared pumped milk bottles Private milk output logs Caregiver-friendly feeding history No ads or selling baby data
The core distinction
Baby intake is family data. Pumping output is body data.
When a caregiver gives the baby a 3 ounce bottle of pumped milk, that belongs in the baby timeline. Everyone helping needs to know when the baby ate and how much.
When you pump 4 ounces at 11 p.m., that is different. It says something about your body, your schedule, and your supply. Nubo keeps that milk output in private pumping instead of placing it in the shared baby log.
Read the pumping privacy guide →How it works
Use the right log for the right question.
Exclusive pumping is easier to manage when baby intake and mom output are not forced into one messy record.
Track private pumping output
Use Premium private pumping for your own sessions, volume, duration, and side. Those logs are visible only to you.
Review the day clearly
Baby feeding history stays useful for handoffs and pediatrician questions, while your personal pumping history stays separate.
Caregivers
Partners and nannies can help without seeing everything.
Exclusive pumping often means another adult is feeding the baby while mom is pumping, sleeping, working, or washing parts. Nubo lets that caregiver log the bottle as a baby event.
The caregiver does not need your pumping output. They need clear intake history: amount, time, and notes. That is the record Nubo shares.
What Nubo does not do
It is not a freezer stash calculator.
Nubo does not currently maintain a running stash total. That is intentional. Stash math has to combine what you pumped, what was fed, what expired, what spilled, and what was discarded.
For now, Nubo keeps the privacy model clean: private pumping output on your side, pumped milk bottle feeds in the shared baby timeline.
Exclusive pumping FAQ
Quick answers for EP families.
Can I use Nubo as an exclusive pumping tracker?
Yes. Nubo supports the two records exclusive pumping families usually need: pumped milk bottles in the shared baby timeline, and private pumping logs for milk output.
Can caregivers see my pumping output?
No. Private pumping logs stay separate from the shared baby timeline. Partners, grandparents, nannies, sitters, and other caregivers can see baby feeds, not your private pumping sessions.
Can caregivers log pumped milk bottles?
Yes. A caregiver can log a pumped milk bottle as a baby feeding event from the app, the Nubo device, or Alexa when enabled.
Does Nubo calculate my freezer stash?
Not currently. Nubo tracks private pumping output and shared baby bottle intake, but it does not maintain a running milk stash total.
Start with the app
Track bottles together. Keep pumping private.
Download Nubo free on iPhone or Android. Add Premium when private pumping output tracking becomes part of your routine.
