Local-first app data
Your baby history starts on your phone. Backups use your own iCloud or Google Drive rather than a marketing data warehouse.
Private baby tracker
Baby data should serve the family caring for the baby.
This is the plain-English version. The legal policy is still available when you need the full text.
Private voice logging
In-app voice logging runs on your phone. Alexa logging works through Amazon's Alexa systems, the same way other Alexa skills do.
End-to-end encrypted sharing
Caregiver sharing works across iOS and Android while staying limited to invited helpers, not public links or ad targeting.
Private pumping stays private
Exclusive pumping families can share pumped milk bottles in the baby timeline while milk output stays separate from caregiver sync.
Privacy-friendly site analytics
This website uses cookieless Plausible analytics. It does not use tracking pixels, session replay, heatmaps, or retargeting scripts.
No selling baby data
Nubo is not built around selling or sharing baby activity data with advertisers.
You keep your history
If Premium ends, your baby history remains available in the free tier.
What this means in practice
Caregivers get the context they need. Advertisers do not.
Nubo exists to help families answer ordinary questions: when did the baby eat, how long did the nap last, was the diaper wet, and what should the next caregiver know. For exclusive pumping moms, that boundary matters in a second way: the bottle a caregiver gave the baby can be shared, but the pumping session that produced milk belongs to the person who pumped.
Shared tracking can cross Apple and Google ecosystems, but the baby's timeline stays end-to-end encrypted for the people you invite. Private pumping logs do not enter that caregiver timeline.
For formal terms, retention details, support contact, and legal language, use the full privacy policy.