About Littlemind
Littlemind asks parents to log one quiet minute a day about their child: tapping a mood, sleep hours and behavior and optionally adding a sentence. After about a week a companion called Mira reads what has been recorded and points out patterns gently, such as difficult moments clustering before dinner or calmer mornings following early bedtimes. It is meant for parents of kids aged 4 to 14.
Mira's suggestions are tied to passages in parenting books, including The Whole-Brain Child and No-Drama Discipline, so a technique can be traced to its source and is translated into the parent's language. The app has no streaks or badges and is ad-free. Features include weekly insight cards, a timeline, support for up to four children and both parents and an unlimited PDF export for a therapist, with a page for therapists on the site.
Littlemind is listed for iOS and Google Play, and the site describes a pre-launch offer of lifetime Premium for a one-time 149 euros for 200 early seats, with nothing charged until the app ships. The site also has FAQ, blog and pricing pages.
Key features
- 60-second daily check-in on mood, sleep and behavior
- Pattern detection by the Mira companion
- Advice traced to cited parenting books
- Weekly insight cards and timeline
- Profiles for up to four children and both parents
- PDF export for therapists
- Ad-free with no streaks
Good fit for
- Parents noticing patterns in a child's behavior
- Sharing a child's daily log with a therapist
Littlemind: questions and answers
- What is Littlemind used for?
- Littlemind is a one-minute daily journaling app for parents of kids aged 4 to 14 whose companion spots patterns and suggests small techniques. It is a good fit for parents noticing patterns in a child's behavior and sharing a child's daily log with a therapist.
- Is Littlemind free?
- Yes. Littlemind has a free plan, and paid plans start at €7.99 per month. A free trial is also available.
- Is Littlemind open source?
- No. Littlemind is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Productivity category, open-source options include NetNewsWire, Foqos and PowerToys.
- What are some alternatives to Littlemind?
- Other SaaS products in the Productivity category include Babycheck, Buggy: Baby Tracker & Log and Buma Baby Tracker.
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