About Little Nook
Little Nook is a wardrobe tracker for parents of babies and young children. You add a garment by photographing it and the AI detects the category, size and brand, or you enter details by hand. You record each child's size in the system you use, such as age, EU, US or UK, and the app shows what fits, what has been outgrown and what is still missing, with seasonal, age-based recommendations adjusted for your hemisphere.
When a child moves up a size, everything outgrown can be archived in one pass. A wishlist keeps needed items apart from owned ones, multiple children can each have a wardrobe, and the wardrobe can be shared with the other parent so both phones stay in sync, with reminders sent to one parent per household.
The app is free to download with in-app purchases and is available in English plus two more languages, including Spanish. Nook Plus is a one-time purchase that unlocks unlimited AI scans, burst mode that captures up to ten garments in one go, automatic brand recognition and several child profiles.
Key features
- Garment recognition of category, size and brand from a photo
- Size tracking by age, EU, US or UK sizing
- Seasonal recommendations by hemisphere
- One-pass archive of outgrown clothes
- Wishlist separate from owned items
- Profiles for several children
- Wardrobe sharing between parents
- Burst scanning of up to 10 items on Plus
Good fit for
- Parents preparing a baby's wardrobe
- Households tracking hand-me-down clothes by size
Little Nook: questions and answers
- What is Little Nook used for?
- Little Nook is an iPhone and iPad app for parents that tracks a baby's wardrobe, detects clothing from photos and shows what fits and what is missing. It is a good fit for parents preparing a baby's wardrobe and households tracking hand-me-down clothes by size.
- Is Little Nook free?
- Yes. Little Nook has a free plan.
- Is Little Nook open source?
- No. Little Nook is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Productivity category, open-source options include NetNewsWire, Foqos and PowerToys.
- What are some alternatives to Little Nook?
- Other SaaS products in the Productivity category include Babycheck, Buggy: Baby Tracker & Log and Buma Baby Tracker.
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