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Nobody should parent alone
Your partner, grandma, the nanny: everyone logs the same baby on their own phone, and sees it within seconds.
Supporting parents and children from birth to toddlerhood and beyond
Every question. Any hour.
Luvray logs every feed, nap and symptom by voice, turns your child’s own history into AI insights and answers, and flags when to call the doctor. For every child, and for you.
Luvray
Good morning, Ellen.
This monthFarai is 7 months.Sitting up, babbling, and tasting new foods.
7:30 a.m.Last feed
11 h 20 mSleep, 24 h
Due nowCheck-in
Week 6 check-inIt’s been a week. How are you, really?Check in →
Ask Luvray anything…
HomeFeedingSleepHealthMom
Parenting comes with a lot of questions.
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Questions don’t keep office hours
The doctor’s office is closed, search results conflict, and your hands are full with a baby in one arm.
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Nobody asks how you are
Every visit is about the baby, but no attention is paid to you. 1 in 7 moms has postnatal depression, and so do up to 1 in 10 dads.
How it works
Five steps. One free hand.
Step 1
Say it
“He napped from 1 to 2:30.” Speak or type.
Step 2
It’s logged
Feeds, sleep, symptoms and foods land in the right place.
Step 3
Get an answer
Based on your child’s own history and NHS, CDC and AAP guidance, with cited sources you can trust.
Step 4
Know when to call
Danger signs get a clear “call your doctor” or “call emergency services”, every time.
Step 5
Share it
Your partner, grandparents or nanny see the same log, and the doctor gets a one-page report.
Ask Luvray anything.
Ask LuvrayAI assistant · not medical advice
Tap a question to hear how Luvray answers.
She breastfed for only 15 minutes on my left side and she’s still fussy. Is that enough?
Logged: Breastfeed · left · 15 min
15 minutes is a normal feed. Your log shows night feeds of about 14 minutes. Offer the other side, then hold her upright to bring up wind. Call your doctor if she refuses feeds or has fewer wet nappies.
He’s 6 weeks old and has a temperature of 38.4. Is that bad?
Logged: Temp · 38.4 °C
Call your doctor or emergency services now.
A temperature of 38 °C or higher in a baby under 3 months needs to be checked urgently.
Call now
I’m exhausted and overwhelmed… help!
Noted for your check-in
That sounds really hard, and you’re not alone. Ask someone to take the baby for an hour today so you can rest. If you’ve felt low for more than two weeks, talk to your doctor.
Start a 2-minute check-in
She keeps waking up when I put her down. What do I do?
Noted for Sleep
That’s very common, and it usually passes. Try laying her down drowsy but still awake, keep the room dark and calm, and rest a warm hand on her tummy for a minute before you step away. Always put her on her back in her own cot.
A check-in that actually checks on you.
About two minutes, once a week, private to you. One in seven moms has postnatal depression.
Tap your moodGreat, good, okay, low or rough. One tap.
Two quick questionsHow your mood and interest have been lately (PHQ-2).
Ten more, only if neededThe Edinburgh scale (EPDS), the questions midwives and doctors use.
See where you standIn plain words: doing okay, worth talking to someone, or get help today.
Get supportYour doctor, local helplines and people near you, one tap away.
Checked inTwo minutes, just for you.
Your baby. And you.
For your baby
- Feeds, nappies, sleep and symptoms logged by voice
- First foods, allergens and how to serve them
- Milestones by age, with play ideas
- Every child in one place
For you
- Recovery week by week for moms, wellbeing for dads and partners
- Food, sleep, movement and self-care, no calorie counting
- Private check-ins (PHQ-2, EPDS)
- Support lines for where you live
A peek inside
Calm screens for tired eyes.
AI, built responsibly.
Luvray is not your doctor
No diagnoses and no medication doses. Think of Luvray as a close companion that helps you through the day, and tells you when it’s time to see a professional.
Safety doesn’t depend on AI
Before any AI answers, every message is checked against fixed rules from NHS, CDC and AAP guidance.
19/20danger signs caught in our safety tests
Your data is safe and secure
Protected and handled to GDPR standards, and built with the EU AI Act in mind. Never sold, never used to train AI.
Frequently asked questions.
Is Luvray free?
Yes, to start. Luvray is free to try for 14 days, with no download and no card needed. After that, you’ll be able to choose a subscription to keep going.
Who is Luvray for?
Parents of babies, toddlers and older children, whether it’s your first child or your third, and the people who help them: grandparents, nannies and friends lending an extra pair of hands. Add every child, and Luvray keeps each one’s log, milestones and answers separate. It looks after you too: recovery for moms, wellbeing for dads and partners, and food, sleep and mood for everyone.
Is this medical advice?
No. Luvray is an AI assistant, not a doctor. It shares general guidance from the NHS, CDC and AAP, never diagnoses or gives medication doses, and always cites its sources. When something sounds serious, it tells you plainly to call your doctor or emergency services. In an emergency, call straight away and don’t wait for Luvray.
What happens to my data?
Luvray keeps what you log, your notes, chats and check-in scores, so it can answer from your child’s own history. It’s protected and handled to GDPR standards, and never sold or used to train AI. Your data can be deleted at any time in Settings › Privacy and security, and it’s removed within 30 days.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes, on iPhone and Android. Luvray runs in your phone’s browser: add it to your home screen (Share › Add to Home Screen on iPhone, or the browser menu on Android) and it opens like an app, with no app store needed. You can also open it hands-free: copy your voice link in Settings › Talk hands-free, then say “Hey Siri, talk to Luvray” on iPhone, or use the “Talk to Luvray” shortcut or Google Assistant on Android. It opens already listening. It works on a computer or tablet too.
Whatever question you have, just say it out loud.
Luvray listens, and answers with guidance you can trust.
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