Build a Baby Feeding Tracker for Twins in Auto

Tracking two babies at once is chaos, and most apps aren’t built for it. Instead of hunting for the perfect download, you can build a feeding tracker that fits your exact routine—two babies, real ounces, and a daily summary that lands in your texts.

Why build your own instead of downloading one

Search “best baby tracker app for twins” and you’ll find plenty of options—but most assume one baby, log things the way they want, and bury the twin features behind a subscription. A generic twin baby feeding log rarely matches how you actually feed: your bottle sizes, your milk types, your way of noting who drank what.

Auto flips that. You describe what you want, snap a photo, and it builds you a personal mini-app—a “Frame”—around your situation. No code, no app store. Building a feeding tracker twins app takes minutes, and it does exactly what you ask.

Build it in Auto

1. Open Auto and describe your tracker in plain language: what you want to log (feeding time, amount, milk type) and for whom.
2. Tell it your defaults—like a standard bottle size—so logging is fast at 3am.
3. Snap a photo of the bottle when you log a feed. Auto reads it and files it.
4. Ask for the extras: daily text summaries, charts, editable entries. Add features by just asking for them.

Because you built it, it’s yours to tweak forever. Realize you want a nap log too? Ask.

How someone built theirs

One parent built exactly this, and their prompts show how it grows.

They started specific: track feeding times, amounts in ounces, and milk type. Their bottles are usually 5oz, so they told Auto to let them enter the starting ounces and calculate how much baby actually drank from what was left. They also wanted a daily text with yesterday’s total ounces—auto-converted to milliliters.

From there they refined it by using it:

• They wanted to click into any feeding and edit the milk type after the fact.
• They asked Auto to show the bottle photo in the historical records, so each entry had a picture.
• They added the ability to correct the ml or oz manually, since reading amounts from a photo isn’t always perfect.
• Finally, they built a whole Data tab—bar charts plus 7- and 14-day trend lines for milk consumption.

That’s the pattern: start with the core, then shape it as real life reveals what you actually need. It’s also proof this works—people have already built Frames like “Baby Bottles” this way.

FAQ

Can I track two (or more) babies separately? Yes. Describe each baby when you set it up, and log feeds per baby. You control how they’re separated.

Do I have to type every amount? No. Snap a photo of the bottle and Auto reads the amount. You can always edit it if it gets a number wrong.

Can I get a daily summary? Yes—ask Auto to text you yesterday’s totals, in ounces and milliliters if you want both.

What if I need to change it later? Just ask. Add a nap tab, new charts, or different defaults anytime. It’s your app.