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A Pebble holding a bottle.

A little milk
for later.

Record pumping sessions and keep track of breast milk in your fridge and freezer. Your milk stash lives alongside your baby's care history.

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Milk stash and pumping tracker for iPhone · iOS 18 or later

Tiny Tally Milk stash with a sample balance, milk sources and stored portions ordered by use-by date.
Real app screens with example milk records.

From a pumping session
to a bottle feed.

Record what you collected

Start a pumping timer or log a finished session. Enter one total or record the amount from each side.

Keep track of each portion

Add your own or donor milk, choose fridge or freezer, and record the storage details. See what's left and which portions have the earliest use-by dates.

Use it for a feed

Choose stored portions when logging a bottle. The amount used is reflected in your stash, with the feed saved in your baby's history.

Tiny Tally finished pumping form with a sample duration, collected amount and fridge storage.

Finished pumping?
Keep the details here.

Save the time, duration and amount collected, then choose where you stored the milk. You can come back to the session in your milk history.

If you're sharing care, pumping and stash changes sync with your baby's other caregiver. Local records remain available when you're offline; check sync status before a handoff.

More about shared care

Keep storage details
with the milk.

Follow portions from frozen to thawing to fully thawed, and update their timing as you go. Missing details are flagged so you can review them. Optional expiry reminders use the dates recorded in the app and require notification permission.

Use-by dates are estimates based on your entries. They cannot tell whether milk is safe to use. Follow the storage guidance from your healthcare professional or milk provider.

More milk stash questions

See how it works, step by step.

Follow Athena and Jamie’s demo care record from sharing to a stored-milk feed.

Read the shared-care and stored-milk guide