WHO growth provenance
Birth–5 Child Growth Standards and the 5–19 Growth Reference, with dataset and algorithm versions retained.
Saudi-first family care coordination
TinyTrack gives parents, partners and trusted caregivers one shared record for feeds, sleep, diapers, medicine, growth, vaccinations and family tasks—available in Arabic and English.
Last recorded at 2:00 PM. Timing will be checked before another entry.
Built for one-handed moments
Quick forms and timers designed for the night feed, the hallway and the car seat.
Designed around the handover
TinyTrack is built for the moments when a parent, partner or nanny takes over. Each person sees what they need, what happened and what comes next.
One family. Different responsibilities.
Full care picture, permissions, health records, reports and account controls.
Equal or selected access, shared tasks, reminders and real-time handovers.
A focused care view for the activities the guardian permits—nothing more.
View-only or time-limited access for a specific child.
Preventive health, calmly
Growth, vaccinations and medication history — explained clearly, never a diagnosis.

Inside the app
Live captures from the real product: last feed, sleep and diaper, the family care rhythm, and one-tap logging — on desktop and on the phone.


Clear sources. Clear limits.
TinyTrack shows where health references come from, preserves historical corrections and states clearly what the product cannot determine.
Read the medical limitsBirth–5 Child Growth Standards and the 5–19 Growth Reference, with dataset and algorithm versions retained.
Versioned schedules and reminders that complement—not replace—Sehhaty and the vaccination provider.
Reminder delivery never means a dose was administered. Administration outcomes must be recorded by an authorized person.
Child-scoped permissions, auditable support access, secure exports and no advertising based on child health data.
Straight answers
TinyTrack records breastfeeding, bottles, pumping, formula, solids, diapers, sleep, temperature, symptoms, appointments, notes and development observations.
Yes. Guardians can grant a nanny permission to record selected activities such as feeding, diapers, sleep, tasks or medication administration while hiding growth, documents, exports and account settings.
TinyTrack cannot guarantee prevention, but it refreshes the shared administration history, uses server-side locking and warns when another caregiver has recorded a dose inside the configured interval.
TinyTrack uses retained and versioned WHO Child Growth Standards for birth to 5 years and the WHO 5–19 Growth Reference. Results are descriptive and do not diagnose a condition.
No. TinyTrack helps families plan and coordinate vaccinations. Sehhaty and the vaccination provider remain the authoritative official record.
No. TinyTrack organizes family-entered care information, reminders and educational references. It does not diagnose, prescribe, replace a qualified professional or provide emergency care.
TinyTrack uses household and child-scoped permissions, encrypted private storage, auditable support access, session controls and data export, correction and deletion workflows. It does not use child health data for advertising.
Create your family space, add your child when you are ready and invite only the people you trust.
TinyTrack organizes family-entered information. It is not a diagnosis, prescription, emergency service or official vaccination registry.