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- Pumping log (breastfeeding) Tracker
This tracker covers a sensitive category. Unhide is pattern-insight for self-improvement — never diagnosis, treatment, or medical advice. You'll be asked to confirm you understand this before your first entry.
What is your pumping log actually telling you about supply?
Track every session, every output, every condition around it. After 30 days, our AI reads the log and shows you the supply trajectory, the time-of-day pattern, the sleep × output read, and a clean summary you can take straight to a lactation consultant — instead of trying to remember at 2am.
"Across 30 logged days, average total output was 720ml per day with 6 sessions per day average. The morning session (06:00–08:00) averaged 180ml — your highest …
6 fields. Done in 30 seconds at the end of the day, or quick taps after each pumping session.
Fast enough to fit into any routine, specific enough to generate real patterns after 30 days.
Log, build, learn.
Log in 30 seconds at the end of the day, or quick taps after each pumping session
One entry. A few taps. The fields are designed so you never have to think about what to fill in.
Build your dataset
Miss a day? Optional email nudge. AI needs 30 entries to find patterns worth reading.
First insight free
AI analysis at 30 entries. Your factors, your dates, your correlations — not a generic article.
8 things Pumping log (breastfeeding) reveals about you.
- Your supply trajectory across the period — rising, steady, falling, or oscillating, with the actual numbers
- Your time-of-day session pattern — which session is highest, which is lowest, and how consistent the pattern is
- The sleep × output read — how much sleep under 5 hours actually costs your supply in your data
- The stress × output read — how high-stress days line up with output drops
- The hydration × output read — whether hydration is actually a driver for you, or whether other variables matter more
- Blocked-duct frequency, dates, and clustering — and whether a pattern is building worth flagging
- Mastitis flag detection — named factually, routed to same-day GP, never softened
- A clean, dated summary to take to a lactation consultant or GP — instead of trying to remember at the appointment
Here's what arrives at 30 days.
Illustrative — your analysis uses your own data.
Your pumping log (breastfeeding) patterns show a clear weekly cycle. AI finds the specific factors affecting your scores — after 30 days, your data tells the story.
“"Across 30 logged days, average total output was 720ml per day with 6 sessions per day average. The morning session (06:…”
People watching their own patterns.
Any breastfeeding parent who pumps — exclusively, alongside direct feeding, or as a return-to-work necessity — and has stared at a freezer of frozen milk wondering whether the daily total is climbing, holding, or quietly dropping. The exclusive pumper whose supply read is the whole feeding plan. The combination-feeding parent who pumps two sessions a day at work and can't tell whether the office sessions are getting less productive. The new parent who has just been handed a hospital- grade pump and a sheet of instructions and has no idea what 30 days of "good output" actually looks like. The parent walking into a lactation consultant session wishing they'd written it all down, with the numbers, by the date. This is not a feeding tracker for the baby. It is not a breastfeeding tracker for direct latching. It is a deliberately narrow log of what comes out of the pump — because the pumping output, across 30+ days, is one of the cleanest reads a parent has on their own supply trajectory. Hormonal shifts, sleep loss, stress, hydration, return of menstruation, return to work, illness, time-of-day prolactin patterns — they all show up in the pumping output if the parent logs it. The pattern across 30 days tells a story that no single session ever can. This is not a diagnostic tool. The AI does not diagnose. It does not prescribe galactagogues, power-pumping protocols, supplements, or specific pump brands. It surfaces the pattern, names the red flags (mastitis, blocked ducts, persistent nipple pain) without softening them, and routes to the people qualified to help — your lactation consultant, your GP, NHS 111, the La Leche League helpline, or the NCT line. The summary panel is the work you don't have time to do at 2am — the data did it for you.
Common questions
Is the Pumping log (breastfeeding) tracker medical or diagnostic?
No. Unhide is pattern-insight for self-improvement — not diagnosis, treatment, or medical advice. The AI is explicitly prompted to avoid clinician language. If something concerns you, please talk to your GP.
Does the AI see my entries?
Only when an analysis runs — triggered in-app or delivered to your email. Either way, only your logged data and history is sent, never your personal information. Your data is never used to train any AI model. Full detail in the privacy policy.
What if I miss a day or two?
No streak guilt. Your insights stay accurate; the chart just has fewer dots. The AI explicitly works around gaps in your data instead of pretending they're zeros.
When is my first AI insight free?
At 30 days of entries, and again at 180 days, on every free tracker. Free plan includes 2 trackers — upgrade for monthly or weekly AI runs.
Can I delete everything?
Yes, anytime, no questions asked. Delete a single entry, a whole tracker, or the entire account. Deletion cascades through analyses and exports.
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