Every bite, on record.
Lokmini helps you keep what your baby eats, how they react and how they grow in one place as they start solid foods.
Lokmini is an information and logging tool. It does not give medical advice.
Today
Today's logs
From the app
Logs, allergens and growth in one account.
Today
Today's logs
Progress
Set the order and timing together with your pediatrician.
Allergen Journey
Last 6 months
See your weight and height notes on a timeline.
Growth
Why Lokmini
Not knowing when and how to start solids wears most parents out.
Remembering which food was tried, when, and how your baby reacted is hard. Lokmini does not remove that uncertainty, but once you and your pediatrician decide, it keeps the process organized and easy to review.
How it works
Log it in four steps and keep it.
01
Log the bite
Log every food your baby tries in a few taps, within seconds.
02
Mark the reaction
Note how your baby reacts to a new food and build your own history over time.
03
See the Allergen Journey
Follow the plan you set with your pediatrician like a journey and keep track of what you introduced and when.
04
Track growth
Keep weight and height notes together on a timeline.
Features
The whole solid food journey
First 3 Foods flow
See which step you are on as you start solids, in one clear flow. The final decision on when and in what order to start belongs to your pediatrician.
Allergen Journey
Keep a record of how you introduce foods that contain allergens. It does not suggest an order or timing, it only organizes your plan.
Reaction tracking
Note your baby's reaction after every bite and review patterns over time, on your own and with your pediatrician.
Growth tracking
Chart weight and height over time and arrive at pediatric visits prepared.
None of the features in this section tell you which food to offer at what age. Always plan solid foods together with your pediatrician.
Browse the food list →Read the starting solids guides →Our sources
The public sources Lokmini relies on
Lokmini does not make its own medical claims. The general information in the app relies on public, verifiable sources like the ones below. Talk to your pediatrician about every decision specific to your baby.
Lokmini Plus
Basic logging is free, in-depth tracking comes with Plus.
Free
- Food and reaction logging
- Basic Allergen Journey tracking
- Growth notes (list view)
Lokmini Plus
- Detailed charts and timeline in the Growth tab
- Extended logging fields in the Allergen Journey
- Export of your solid food history
Current pricing and subscription terms are shown in the app.
FAQ
Common questions
Does Lokmini give medical advice?
No. Lokmini is a tracking app that helps you log your baby's journey into solid foods. It keeps what your baby ate, how they reacted and growth notes. It does not give instructions or medical advice on which food to offer when. Always talk to your pediatrician about these topics.
When should I start solid foods?
This is a decision specific to your baby and should be made together with your pediatrician. Lokmini does not make this decision. Once you and your pediatrician decide, it makes it easier to log the process in an organized way.
Does the Allergen Journey tell me which food to give and when?
No. The Allergen Journey is a logging tool that helps you follow the plan you and your pediatrician set. It does not suggest an order or timing.
What does Lokmini Plus unlock?
Lokmini Plus adds more detailed charts and a timeline view in the Growth tab, plus extended logging fields in the Allergen Journey. Basic logging (food, reaction, date) stays in the free tier.
Where is my data stored?
Your baby's feeding and reaction logs may count as sensitive data. We explain in detail how they are processed in our Privacy Policy, which is currently available in Turkish.
When will the app launch?
Lokmini is in its final stage of development. When the launch date is set, this site and the app store pages will be updated.
Getting ready for launch.
Lokmini is coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.
Lokmini is not a healthcare provider and does not give medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always talk to your pediatrician about solid food and feeding decisions.