Analytics

The analytics dashboard gives you visual insight into your baby’s patterns without leaving the tracker. Each module has its own collapsible section with charts, heatmaps, and contextual insights.

Enabling analytics

1. Open Settings > Trackers tab.
2. Find the Analytics section at the top.
3. Toggle on the modules you want: Feeding, Sleep, Diaper, or Medication analytics.
4. Close settings — analytics sections appear in your tracker widget.

Time window picker

Each analytics section has inline pill buttons at the top:

Pill	Window
3d	Last 3 days
7d	Last 7 days
14d	Last 14 days

Tap a pill to change the window for that section only. Your choice is saved per-section in the code block data.

Smart defaults by baby age

If no window has been chosen yet, the plugin picks a sensible default based on the baby’s birth date (set in the code block JSON meta.birthDate):

Baby age	Default window
< 7 days	3 days
7-13 days	7 days
14+ days	14 days
No birth date set	7 days

Fixed-window charts

Some charts always use a fixed window regardless of the pill selection:

• Timelines (feeding times, sleep times, diaper times) — always last 3 days
• “Today” insights (total sleep today, dose count today) — always today
• Pain coverage — always last 24 hours
• Stool color trend — always last 5 entries

Feeding analytics

When enabled, the feeding analytics section shows:

Charts

• Feedings per day — Bar chart with 3-day moving average line
• Nursing minutes (L/R/Both) — Stacked bar chart breaking down breast time by side (blue = left, orange = right, green = both)
• Feeding times — 24-hour timeline for the last 3 days, color-coded by side
• Feeding activity by hour — Heatmap showing feeding density across all 24 hours for each day in the window. Brighter cells = more feedings in that hour.
• L/R balance — Horizontal bar showing left vs right percentage split

Insights

• Average feedings per day with trend arrow
• Average session duration (minutes)
• Longest gap today (hours and minutes)
• Next side suggestion (based on last feeding)
• Average session duration sparkline trend

Sleep analytics

When enabled, the sleep analytics section shows:

Charts

• Sleep hours per day — Bar chart with 3-day moving average
• Sleep sessions per day — Bar chart counting distinct sleep periods
• Sleep by time of day — Ranked horizontal bars showing average sleep hours per day in each 6-hour period (Night 12a-6a, Morning 6a-12p, Afternoon 12p-6p, Evening 6p-12a). Sorted by most sleep first.
• Sleep activity by hour — Heatmap showing sleep density across all 24 hours for each day. Brighter purple = more sleep in that hour.
• Sleep times — 24-hour timeline for the last 3 days

Insights

• Total sleep today (hours and minutes)
• Longest stretch duration
• Average awake window (gap between sleep sessions)
• Sleep trend arrow
• Parent sleep coverage percentage (when parent window is enabled)
• Age-appropriate baseline (“Newborns: 14-17h/day typical”)
• Longest stretch sparkline trend

Parent sleep window

You can set your target sleep hours so the timeline highlights when baby sleep overlaps with yours.

1. Go to Settings > Trackers > Sleep.
2. Enable Parent sleep window.
3. Set your Bedtime hour (e.g., 10:00 PM).
4. Set your Wake time hour (e.g., 6:00 AM).

When enabled:

• The timeline shows a green background band for your sleep window
• Baby sleep blocks during your window are colored green, outside stays purple
• A new insight appears: “Baby slept X% of your sleep window”
  • Green (positive) at 70%+
  • Neutral at 40-70%
  • Red (negative) below 40%

Diaper analytics

When enabled, the diaper analytics section shows:

Charts

• Diapers per day — Bar chart counting changes
• Wet vs dirty — Stacked bar chart
• Diaper times — 24-hour timeline for the last 3 days
• Stool color trend — Last 5 dirty diapers with color indicators

Insights

• Wet and dirty counts today
• Change frequency trend
• Age-appropriate diaper count reference

Medication analytics

When enabled, the medication analytics section shows:

Charts

• Doses per day — Bar chart per medication
• Medication times — 24-hour timeline for the last 3 days
• Pain coverage — Last 24 hours with gap indicators

Insights

• Doses taken today per medication
• Timing compliance (on-schedule vs late)
• Next dose due time

Heatmaps

Heatmaps appear in both feeding and sleep analytics. They show a grid where:

• Rows = days in the selected window
• Columns = hours of the day (12a through 11p)
• Cell brightness = amount of activity in that hour

A gradient legend (“Less” to “More”) appears below each heatmap. These are useful for spotting:

• Cluster patterns (baby feeds heavily in the evening)
• Schedule drift (sleep times shifting earlier or later over days)
• Gaps that might indicate missed entries