Our Mission

CubTrack was born from the real chaos of early parenthood — the 3 a.m. feeds you can't remember, the nap that might have been twenty minutes or two hours, the nappy you're sure someone changed but nobody can quite recall when.

But for me, it became more than just sleep deprivation and mental overload. As first-time parents, my wife and I tracked naps in one app and feeds in a WhatsApp group, and hit a paywall every time we wanted to see the whole picture. Nothing quite worked together, and when you're already exhausted, that friction really matters.

The moment it truly clicked came when my son had a stomach issue and we were asked to keep a food and poo diary. Suddenly, tracking wasn’t just helpful — it was important. And trying to piece that together across different apps (or worse, notes and memory) was genuinely stressful.

I remember thinking: there has to be a better way to just see everything, clearly, in one place.

So when we were trying for our second, I spent weeknights and weekends building the tracker we actually wanted. The first version was just for us, ready in time for our second’s newborn weeks.

That’s where CubTrack came from — a simple, calm timeline of your child’s day, where you can log anything and instantly understand patterns. Need to check when they last ate? Easy. Want to see how sleep’s been this week? Done. Trying to track something more specific like digestion? Filter it in seconds.

We built CubTrack to remove mental load, not add to it. No clutter, no overwhelm — just a quiet, reliable tool that’s there when you need it and out of the way when you don’t.

Parenting is a team effort, and CubTrack is designed for that reality. Partners, grandparents, childminders — anyone involved can stay in sync, see what’s happened, and pick up where the last person left off.

CubTrack is developed by OakFox Limited, a small UK-based team. At its core, it’s still built from that same place — a parent trying to make sense of those early days, and wanting something that genuinely helps.

I’m Nathan, CubTrack’s founder, and I write the guides on the blog too. There’s more about me, and how those guides are written and checked, on my author page.