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Because the gate is the whole point. A food's status is derived purely from your logged tastes: it reaches Safe only after tastes on 3 distinct calendar days with no reaction. Tapping a tile logs today's taste — at most one per calendar day — so the day count advances by the calendar, not by taps, and "3 days" is genuine. There is deliberately no manual override: taps can never fast-forward a food to Safe. It's a logging discipline that keeps a window open for delayed reactions, not a medical guarantee — your pediatrician's advice always outranks the grid.

Deliberately — never by accident. Touch & hold the food's tile to open its detail sheet, then tap Log a reaction: pick the symptoms (hives / rash, vomiting, breathing, other) and add an optional note. A reaction can be logged any time and freezes the food at red; Undo last entry reverses a mistaken log. And the standing rule: if you're worried about a reaction right now, call your pediatrician or your local emergency number first — log afterwards.

Home and Lock-Screen widgets show what's mid-test and let you log today's taste with one tap, straight from the Home Screen. Reaction Watch is a Live Activity: a quiet 2-hour Lock-Screen timer after a new taste while you watch for a reaction — logging stays in the app. Both are part of BabyEats Pro, a one-time $12.99 purchase with Family Sharing — no subscription.

Open the app on the other device (signed into the same Apple ID, or a Family Sharing member's) and tap Restore Purchases on the Pro screen. Purchases are handled by Apple; refunds also go through Apple via reportaproblem.apple.com. If Pro is refunded, the app downgrades but never deletes your data.

BabyEats is fully translated into English, Romanian, French, Italian, German, and Spanish. It follows your iPhone's language automatically, and you can change it any time in Settings → Language — the change applies right away, including widgets and reminders.

Everything lives in Settings → Backup & Export. Free: share a plain-text summary, a spreadsheet (CSV), or export the JSON backup file; Import backup file restores that JSON on a new device or after a reinstall. Pro adds the PDF pediatrician report — a clean summary to share at your next check-up. Your data stays on your device, so export or back up regularly.

Your log lives only on your device — there is no account and no server, so we have no copy and cannot recover data remotely. Deleting the app deletes the log. To keep your own archive, use the free JSON backup export (Settings → Backup & Export) and re-import it any time. See the privacy policy.

Yes — completely. Logging tastes, the 3-Day Rule, reaction logging, the emergency guide, widgets, reminders, and exports all work with no internet connection. Only the App Store purchase flow itself needs a connection, and Apple handles that.

Please report it — seriously. The emergency gagging-vs-choking guide and the safety texts are based on AAP / NHS guidance (reviewed June 2026), and reports about that copy are treated as top-priority bugs. Email pixeyo@gmail.com.

Welcome at pixeyo@gmail.com. One standing boundary: requests for the app to diagnose allergies, predict reactions, or let a tap skip the 3-day gate will be declined — that line is permanent, by design.