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Everything about your baby’s health,
in one calm place.

From the first vaccine to the first steps — track what matters, see what’s next, and get gentle guidance that always points you to your paediatrician. Built for Indian families.

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Aarav · 8 monthsAnanya · 2 years
Good morning, MeeraAarav is 8 months old. Here's a gentle look at the day.
Vaccine due · 12 OctToday · Try sitting without support
Mark a doseLog weightLog a mealLog sleepAdd skin photoAsk Dai Maa
The first 2,000 daysDay 243 of 2,000
Sample data — illustrative only.

The parent dashboard

One place for every small thing you’re keeping track of.

Most of a baby’s health lives in scattered places — a card from the clinic, a note in your phone, a photo of a prescription. MateoCare brings it together. You log what happens, and the dashboard works out what’s due, what’s on track and what’s worth mentioning at the next visit. It never diagnoses, and always points you back to your paediatrician.

  • ✓ Nine trackers for one child — vaccines, growth, food, sleep, medicines, skin, milestones, teeth and records
  • ✓ Age-aware prompts, so you see what matters this month, not everything at once
  • ✓ A printable health report you can carry to any clinic
  • ✓ Room for every child in the family, each with their own records
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A parent and baby

A guided tour

Everything your baby needs, one screen at a time.

Ten of the screens you’ll actually use — shown with their real layout and sample data. Walk through each one, top to bottom.

01/ 10 · Immunisation

Never wonder which dose is next.

The full schedule is laid out from birth, with each dose marked done, due or overdue against your baby's own date of birth.

  • ✓Every dose carries the window it should fall in, not just one date
  • ✓Catch-up is treated calmly — late is common and recoverable
  • ✓Mark a dose as given and the schedule updates itself

Vaccinations

Aarav · 8 months
Given
14
Due soon
1
Overdue
0
AllDueGivenUpcoming
  • HibDose 3 · 12 Oct 2026Due soonMark as given
  • RotavirusDose 3 · 12 Oct 2026Due soon
  • DTwPDose 3 · 20 Jun 2026Given
  • Hepatitis BDose 3 · 20 Jun 2026Given
  • Measles-RubellaDose 1 · 17 Nov 2026Upcoming

Follows the IAP-aligned chart. Your paediatrician's advice always comes first.

Sample data — illustrative only.
02/ 10 · Growth

The trend, not a single number.

Log weight, length and head circumference and see them against the WHO healthy-baby reference. What matters is a steady line, not any one reading.

  • ✓Weight, length and head circumference, each on its own chart
  • ✓Percentiles explained in plain words, with no "should weigh" targets
  • ✓Corrected age used automatically for a premature baby

Weight-for-age · Boys · 0–24 m

z +0.2 · ~50th pct
4710131606121824
This childWHO 3rd–97th percentileNo percentile crossing flagged.
Percentile bands computed on the server · sample data.
03/ 10 · Development

Cheering on every small first.

Tick off new skills as they arrive. Each one shows the typical age range it usually falls in — a range, never a deadline.

  • ✓Typical windows, so an early or late skill reads as normal
  • ✓A gentle "worth a mention" flag once a window has fully passed
  • ✓Progress shown across areas of development, not one score

Milestones

Aarav · 8 months
Reached
6
On track
3
Coming up
4
Worth a mention
0
  • Social smileReached
    02 Apr 2026
  • Rolls overReached
    28 Jun 2026
  • Sits without supportOn track
    typically 4–9 months
  • Crawls on hands & kneesComing up
    typically 5–14 months

Typical ranges, never a race — every baby grows at their own pace.

Sample data — illustrative only.
04/ 10 · Feeding

Starting solids, one food at a time.

From around six months, the feeding log guides you through new foods by age stage and keeps a note of how each one went.

  • ✓Age-staged guidance, so nothing is suggested too early
  • ✓Mark a food as new and record any reaction
  • ✓Brand-neutral and homemade-first throughout

Food

Aarav · 8 months
8 months — soft lumps and finger foods
  • Ragi porridgeBreakfastLiked it
  • Dal khichdi with gheeLunchLiked it
  • Steamed appleSnack · no reactionNew food

Try next

Mashed sweet potatoCurdSoft idli

Guidance only — your paediatrician knows your baby best.

Sample data — illustrative only.
05/ 10 · Sleep

See the rhythm, not just the hours.

Log naps and night sleep and watch the pattern settle over the week, against what's typical for your baby's age.

  • ✓Naps and night sleep logged separately
  • ✓A weekly view of total sleep
  • ✓Compared with a typical range for the age

Sleep

Aarav · 8 months
12 h 40 m

yesterday

MTWTFSS

Typical at 8 months: about 12–15 hours a day

  • Night9:40 pm to 6:10 am8 h 30 m
  • Nap10:15 am to 11:30 am1 h 15 m
Sample data — illustrative only.
06/ 10 · Guidance

A gentle guide, never a diagnosis.

Dai Maa is the in-app assistant. She reads your baby's age and what you've logged, answers in your chosen language, and carries the same reminder on every reply — she is not a doctor.

  • ✓Answers that take your baby's age and records into account
  • ✓Replies in English, हिन्दी or मराठी
  • ✓Anything urgent is sent straight to a doctor, before she answers
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Dai Maaby Mateo — a gentle guide, never a diagnosis
Is my baby's weight on track?When is the next vaccine due?Tips for restful night sleep?
Aarav keeps waking at 2 am. Is that normal at 8 months?
Waking in the night is very common around 8 months — it often comes with new skills like sitting and crawling. A calm, consistent bedtime routine and a dark, quiet room usually help over a few weeks.
Dai Maa shares general guidance, not a diagnosis. For anything that worries you, please see your paediatrician.
Message Dai Maa→
Sample conversation — illustrative only.
07/ 10 · Records

Reports and visits, kept together.

Store prescriptions, test reports and clinic notes in one place, and keep a list of upcoming appointments beside them.

  • ✓Any record type, with the date and the clinic
  • ✓Upcoming appointments listed with the rest
  • ✓Everything flows into the printable report

Health records

Aarav · 8 months
RecordsAppointments
  • PrescriptionDr. Sharma14 Sep 2026
  • Blood test report02 Sep 2026
  • Birth discharge summary19 Feb 2026

Next appointment

  • Paediatric visitSunrise ClinicAppointment
Sample data — illustrative only.
08/ 10 · Records

One PDF to carry to any clinic.

Generate a printable booklet of your child's health — profile, vaccines, growth, feeding, sleep, milestones, skin and records — and share it with any doctor.

  • ✓Pick the child, download the PDF
  • ✓Opens ready to save or print
  • ✓Useful for a new clinic, a second opinion or travel

Report · a printable booklet of your baby's health

Aarav · 8 monthsAnanya · 2 years
Baby Health ReportA gentle, book-style PDF you can keep or share with your paediatrician.

What's inside

✓Cover page✓Baby profile & birth✓Growth measurements✓Sleep log✓Skin tracker✓Vaccinations✓Feeding log✓Milestones reached✓Records & appointments
Download report (PDF)

Opens in a new tab — choose Save as PDF in the print dialog.

Sample data — illustrative only.
09/ 10 · Care

Book a paediatrician, then stay in touch.

Find a doctor, book a slot, and keep the chat, the video link and the prescription together in one place afterwards.

  • ✓Browse doctors by specialty, language and city
  • ✓Message the doctor in the app after booking
  • ✓Prescriptions land in your records

My consultations

Find a doctor
Upcoming 1Completed 2Cancelled 0All 3

Next appointment

AS
Dr. Anita Sharma14 Oct 2026, 11:00 am · for Aarav
In 3 days
Open chatJoin
  • RNDr. Rahul Nair02 Sep 2026Completed
Sample data — illustrative only.
10/ 10 · Lab

Lab tests collected at home.

Book an at-home sample collection for anyone in the family through our lab partner, choose a time slot, and get the report back in the app.

  • ✓Book for a child, yourself or a grandparent
  • ✓Pick the address and the collection slot
  • ✓Track the collection and read the report in the app

Book a lab test

Step 2 of 4

Who is this test for?

MyselfMeera
Ananya · 2 yearsComing soon
Dadigrandmother, 66
Home sample collection isn't available for children under 6 yet — our lab partner does not collect from them.

Your bookings

  • Complete Blood Count · Dadi21 Sep · 7:00–9:00 amPhlebotomist assigned
Sample data — illustrative only.

Previews are illustrative and use sample data — never a real child.

The complete picture

Everything else in the app.

The ten screens above, plus the smaller trackers that round out your baby’s record.

Add your baby

Name, date of birth and birth details once — ages and due dates are worked out from there.

Teeth

Tap a tooth on the chart to date its arrival, with a running count and simple care notes.

Skin

A photo diary for rashes and dryness, so you can see whether something is settling or spreading.

Medicines

A dose checklist from your doctor's prescription — tick each dose as you give it.

Community

A quiet feed of parents at the same stage — ask a question or share what worked.

Built carefully

Made for children’s health, and treated that way.

Private by default

Your child's records are visible only to your account, stored in India, and never used for advertising or analytics.

Yours to take or erase

Under the DPDP Act you can export everything, or delete your account and every record, from Settings.

Standards we actually use

Growth is plotted against the WHO Child Growth Standards, and the immunisation schedule is IAP-aligned.

Never a diagnosis

Every piece of guidance carries the same reminder and points you to your paediatrician — anything urgent is escalated to "see a doctor" first.

Three steps

You can be set up before the next feed.

STEP 01

Create your account

Sign up and give your consent to store your baby’s health records.

STEP 02

Add your baby

Name, date of birth and birth details — everything else is worked out from there.

STEP 03

Start with one tracker

Mark the last vaccine given, or log today’s weight. The rest can wait.

Good questions

Everything parents ask us.

Is my child's data private?+
Yes. Your records are visible only to your account, stored in India, and never used for advertising or analytics. You consent before any health data is stored, and under the DPDP Act you can export everything or erase it completely from Settings at any time.
Does my paediatrician need to use the app?+
No. MateoCare works entirely on its own — you can download a printable health report and carry it to any clinic. If you'd like to consult a doctor through the app, that's available too, but it's a choice, not a requirement.
Which vaccination schedule do you follow?+
The schedule is aligned to the Indian Academy of Paediatrics chart, laid out from your baby's own date of birth with the window each dose should fall in. Your paediatrician's advice always takes priority over anything shown in the app.
Can I use it for more than one child?+
Yes. You can add up to five children to one account, each with their own vaccines, growth charts, milestones and records. A switcher at the top of the dashboard moves between them, and the printable report is generated per child.
What does it cost?+
The tracking features — vaccines, growth, feeding, sleep, milestones, the printable report and Dai Maa — are free to use. Booking a doctor consultation or a lab test is paid for separately at the time you book.

On the way

Not available yet.

A few things we’re still building — honest about what’s here today and what isn’t.

Nappy tracker

Wet and dirty nappies, with a gentle note on stool colour.

Milk feed log

Breast, expressed and water for the first six months, brand-neutral.

Symptoms & fever

Age-aware tracking that escalates to "talk to a doctor".

Home collection under 6

Our lab partner can't accept these bookings online just yet.

Ordering medicines

Reordering from your prescriptions, inside the app.

Start with the next thing that's due.

Add your baby once, and the dashboard keeps track of what's coming — so you don't have to hold it all in your head.

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