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• My diary: your diary is now yours alone, not shown even to the family you share with. Its text and photos are kept with your account, so they stay when you change phones. Take photos with the app's camera, and lay an earlier one over if you like. The diary book, first in the menu, keeps every day together. • Good to know: a short note for the week now sits at the top of the egg home. Tap it to read more. • Missions: when a mission groups several supplements, you can check each one off on its own. The mission edit screen is easier to read. • Pip DX: a new screen color with a white body, two screens and full-color art. Preview it in Settings → Screen color (in-app purchase). • Fixed the sign-in method shown and account deletion for accounts that use both Apple and Kakao.
From the small things you do for yourself while pregnant to your newborn's day, Pip is a care log with an egg and a baby animal who react to what you record. While you're pregnant, you look after an egg by keeping up with missions you set yourself: supplements, shots, check-ups, supplies. On the day your baby is born, a baby animal hatches from it, and from then on it reacts every time you log a feed, a diaper or sleep. It grows along with your baby: Day 50, Day 100, the first birthday. - Share with family: invite a partner or grandparents with a link, and everyone keeps the same records. - Records live in your account, so a new phone picks up where you left off, and logging still works offline. - A timeline of every day, a weekly summary and a PDF to bring to a check-up. - Height and weight, and a line a day, with one photo that stays on your phone. - Home and lock screen widgets that show how long since the last feed. - Four screen colors, light and dark. Pip doesn't give medical advice or decide doses or appointment times. Every clinic is different. Your clinician's advice comes first.