Research Is Part of How We Build Cutiko
Science is part of how we make our baby tracker, and now anyone can read our reports, findings, and every source we used.
Families trust Cutiko with their baby's feeds, naps, photos, and first words. We think that means taking the questions behind the app seriously, so research is part of our work. Now it's public: our website has a new Research section, where we publish our studies and reports.
Research Is How We Work
Cutiko estimates your baby's next nap, so we needed to know how well anyone can predict a baby's sleep. Families also share personal moments with us, so we looked into how baby apps handle family data. Questions like these come up all the time as we build, and we go to the science for answers.
We publish what we find, including the limits and the questions nobody has answered yet. We've since put what we believe a baby tracker should be in writing too.
Our First Research Reports
Both of our first reports review the published research on a question parents ask. The privacy report looks at a 2026 study of 14 popular Android baby apps and what they were set up to share. It includes a short list of things to check when you choose one.
The sleep prediction report covers what infant sleep science says about forecasting a baby's next nap. We've also written a shorter summary for parents. More reports will follow as we work on new questions.
Read the Sources Yourself
Every claim in a report links to the study, ruling, or article it comes from, so you can read the evidence instead of taking our word for it. Our research standards explain how we choose sources and check each claim.