LOGI TOTRoadmap
Where Logi Tot is heading, stage by stage.
The app is built, and real families have used it. What is left is the last careful stretch — finishing what they showed us, then passing the stores’ review. Here is the whole path, in order, with no dressing up.
The dates here are goals, not promises. Software slips, and we would rather be honest than punctual — the note below is us doing exactly that. If a stage moves, this page changes first.
Launch is now the second half of October. Here is why.
We planned to launch on 1 September. We didn’t, and the reason is a good one: a small group of families used Logi Tot with their own babies, and they told us things only a parent would notice.
So we spent September on three things. Finishing the work that protects your family’s data — the part you never see and should never have to think about. The details of how the app looks and feels, from signing in to logging by voice. And the things beta families pointed out, with extra care in places like the recipes and the health guidance, where careful matters more than quick.
What is left is short: the final build goes to Apple and Google for review, and the badges on this site switch to the live listings the day they approve it. We are aiming for the second half of October 2026. If review runs long, you will read it here first.
We are not stopping, and the goal has not changed: a calmer day for parents. After launch we keep shipping — what you tell us becomes what we build next.
You are at stage three of six — finishing the app from what beta families told us.
Stages
- Through spring 2026Done
The engine is built
Logi Tot was made quietly, in private, for one family first — ours. All 18 trackers, the prediction engine that learns your baby’s own rhythm, and voice logging for the moments when both your hands are full. It works. What it needs now is other families.
- August – September 2026Done
Private beta
A small closed group of families ran Logi Tot with their own babies — real nights, real naps, real feedback. They showed us the things only a parent awake at 3am would notice: the wording, the defaults, the small rough edges. That feedback is why the launch moved, and why the app you meet will be better for it.
- October 2026you are hereYou are here
Finishing from beta feedback
This is the stage we are in today. What the beta families told us is being worked through: the data-protection work, how signing in and the first few minutes feel, voice logging, the sleep card, the health guidance. Logi Tot is marked coming soon on the App Store and Google Play — no account, no card, nothing to install yet.
What you can doKeep the store page handy. Want one email on launch day? The homepage has a quiet place to leave your address.
Coming soonComing soon on theApp StoreComing soon onGoogle Play - Mid-OctoberNext
Store review
The final build goes to Apple and Google. Their review usually takes days, sometimes longer, and we cannot hurry it — nor would we want to. They check the things we care about too: privacy, safety, and that the app does what it says. The badges on this site switch to the live listings the day the stores approve it.
What you can doNothing yet. If review runs long, this page says so before anything else does.
- Second half of October 2026Upcoming
Launch — iOS & Android
Both stores, the same day, is the plan — we are aiming for the second half of October 2026. Tracking stays free, forever — all 18 trackers, unlimited logging, your data exportable whenever you want it. Premium adds the look-ahead: predictions and the AI sleep coach.
- BeyondBeyond
Growing with your family
After launch the app keeps growing up alongside your child — and what you tell us becomes what we build next. We are exploring deeper support for siblings, more languages, and easier ways for grandparents and caregivers to stay inside the same picture.
None of that is a promise yet — it is where our attention is pointed. When something becomes real, this page is where it shows up first.
you are here
Walk the rest of it with us.
We are aiming for the second half of October. Launch day opens the £79.99 launch-window price — it holds for the first month, then the annual plan goes up. Until then, this page is the progress note.
This page is updated as things move — that is rather the point of it. Last updated 6 October 2026.