It remembers, so you don't have to
Vitamin D at 9:00, the antibiotic every 8 hours, a feed no more than 3 hours after the last — set it once, and let the app do the remembering.
- Vitamin D, never missed The drop every breastfed baby needs daily is exactly the kind of thing a tired brain drops. A 9:00 nudge doesn’t get tired.
- After the last one, not at a time Remind me 3 hours after the last feed, pump or medication — the schedule follows your baby, not the clock.
- Daytime only, if you like Set the day window and reminders keep quiet at night. Gentle notifications, never alarms.
Set once, forget safely
Remind at a time, or a while after the last feed, pump or medication. Start from a template for the usual things — pills, vitamin D, brushing teeth, tummy time — or tap the little alarm on any routine item. Daytime only, if you like. Part of Plumi Pro.
Free to track. One subscription for the family.
Every tracking feature is free, forever, and you don't need an account to start. Plumi Pro adds sync, reminders and sharing — and one subscription covers everyone you invite: your partner, grandparents, the nanny — each with their own login and their own role.
- Free forever to track
- No account required
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Reminder questions
What can Plumi remind me about?
Anything on a schedule: medicine and vitamins, feeding, pumping, temperature re-checks during a fever, brushing teeth, tummy time, an upcoming doctor’s visit — or your own custom reminder. Templates cover the usual things so setup is two taps.
Why is there a vitamin D template?
Health authorities such as the CDC recommend a daily 400 IU vitamin D supplement for breastfed babies — one tiny drop, every day, easy to forget by Thursday. It’s one of the most-used reminders in Plumi. (Ask your pediatrician what’s right for your baby.)
What does “remind in” mean, versus “remind at”?
“Remind at” fires at a fixed time, like 9:00 for the morning medicine. “Remind in” counts from the last logged entry — 3 hours after the last feed, 4 hours after the last dose — so when the schedule slips (it always slips), the reminder slips with it.
Did I already give the medicine? Did my partner?
This is where a reminder app that is also a tracker earns its keep: every dose is logged with who gave it and when, synced to both phones. No more “did you do the Tylenol?” texts — the log answers, and the follow-up reminder counts from the actual last dose.
Will it wake the baby — or me?
Reminders are ordinary notifications, not alarms. Turn on “daytime only” and set your day window (say 7:00–21:00), and nothing fires at night.
Do reminders work across the family?
Reminders sync with the family: parents can create and edit them, and everyone sees what’s been done because every dose and feed is logged with a name on it. One Plumi Pro subscription covers your partner, grandparents and the nanny.
Are reminders free?
Reminders are part of Plumi Pro, alongside sync and family sharing. All tracking — feeds, sleep, diapers, growth — is free forever, so you can start without an account and add Pro when the family grows into it.
One less thing to hold in your head.
Reminders are part of Plumi Pro — tracking stays free forever.