The rhythm of their day
Feeds, sleep, diapers, meals, activities and notes. A clear timeline to help you find what happened without keeping it all in your head.
Little moments. Shared care.
For the days
you’re figuring
out together.
The feeds, the naps, the little firsts. Naka is being built to keep everyday care in one calm place, so everyone caring for your child can feel a little more in the loop.
In development · Android first · iPhone planned
The little things, together
A day in their world.
A good little napSleep · 1 hour, 12 minutes
Milk & a cuddleMilk · A moment to remember
That very first giggleFirsts · Saved for later
Made for your familyIllustrative preview
A small log. A smoother handoff.
Made for adult caregiversEveryday care, thoughtfully organizedA Scivana product
Room for real life
Less remembering everything.
More being there.
We’re starting with the everyday needs of a real household. These are the experiences we’re building and testing before a public release.
On the same page
A shared view for the adults you invite, with child-specific access and space for the details that make a handoff easier.
The moments worth keeping
A place for firsts and care memories, alongside growth measurements. Useful today, meaningful when you look back.
A family’s trust matters
Your family.
Your information.
Care records deserve care, too. Read how the website handles information, what’s planned for the app, and how to reach us with questions.
A few things to know
Before the first little log.
Can I download Naka yet?
Naka is in development and isn’t available for public download. We’re starting with Android; iPhone support is planned. We’ll share release news on the blog when there’s something ready to try.
Is Naka for babies to use?
Naka is for parents and other adult caregivers. Children don’t create accounts or use the service themselves.
Does Naka give medical advice?
No. Naka is being built to organize care records. It doesn’t diagnose, recommend treatment, or replace your clinician. Reminders won’t be a guarantee that care happened.
Where can I ask a question?
Email [email protected]. Please avoid including child health records, photos, passwords or other sensitive details in your first message.