ParentPal
Overview
ParentPal is a native iOS child development tracker for the parenting brand mummymusthave, built in Swift and SwiftUI on a Supabase backend. It gives parents of children aged 0 to 10 a single, calm place to capture the whole early-years picture, from the first feed to a logged milestone, with Netflix-style profile switching for every child in the family.
The Challenge
Early childhood generates a relentless stream of data: feeds, naps, weigh-ins, jabs, first words, the photograph you do not want to lose. Parents end up spreading it across notes apps, paper red books and memory, which makes it hard to spot patterns or hand a clean record to a health visitor or GP. mummymusthave wanted to consolidate all of it into one premium iOS app that felt effortless for a tired parent at 3am, scaled across multiple children without friction, and could grow with the child from newborn to age ten, while standing up a community where parents could actually talk to one another.
What We Built
The app spans 26 feature modules built around per-child profiles with Netflix-style selection, so a parent of two or three children switches context in a tap. It tracks the early-years picture in full: feeding across breast, bottle and solids; sleep logging with duration analysis; growth charts for height, weight and head circumference; medical records and vaccination tracking; a developmental milestone timeline with photo attachments; plus nutrition logging and a journal for memories. An age-aware experience adapts content across developmental stages, and analytics can be exported for healthcare providers, turning scattered notes into a record a professional can read.
Underneath sits a Supabase backend of 24 services and 14 database migrations, with StoreKit 2 powering subscriptions and a community layer that lets parents post, comment, save posts and upload images. Age-aware activity suggestions round out the experience, giving parents something to do with their child rather than just something to record.
The engagement is collaborative and ongoing. The client tests the app through a shared workspace and feeds a structured backlog of bugs and feature requests, which LogicLeap works through systematically: colour-selection visibility, notification settings, restored community uploads, saved posts, iPad layout and a milestones redesign among them. The app shipped to the App Store around December 2025, and the fix-and-feature cycle has continued into early 2026.
Results
ParentPal is live on the iOS App Store, shipped around December 2025. The relationship is active and hands-on: mummymusthave tests the app through a shared workspace and feeds a structured backlog spanning community interactions, activities, milestones, medical, sleep and growth forms, and account settings, which LogicLeap works through release by release. No public download, retention or rating figures are available, so business impact is not yet quantified, but the product is shipped, in real use by the client, and under continuous improvement.
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