A timer that learns
Start at a set interval, then it adjusts to your child's actual gaps as the log fills up. A quiet nudge, not an alarm that wakes the baby.
Bibi Potty · potty & toilet training
Potty training is mostly
remembering to ask.
Every method comes down to the same thing: offer the potty often enough, early enough, and notice the pattern. Then real life happens and you realise it's been two hours.
Bibi Potty is the timer that nudges you, the log that finds the pattern, and a chart your toddler is actually pleased to fill in.
In development
iPhone first, after Bibi Play.
One tap
to log it — you are in a
bathroom, not at a desk
bathroom, not at a desk
Both carers
nursery too, so nobody
asks “has she been?”
asks “has she been?”
0 accounts
nothing about your child
leaves the phone
leaves the phone
Four things, and nothing else.
Potty training lasts a few intense weeks. An app for it should be finishable, not a subscription you forget to cancel.
A log you'll actually keep
Wee, poo, dry, accident. One tap each, from the lock screen, with the timer restarting itself. No forms.
A chart worth filling
Stickers your toddler chooses and Bibi turning up for the wins. Accidents never take anything away — nothing here punishes a bad day.
The pattern, once there is one
After a few days it can tell you the times of day that matter — which is the difference between guessing and knowing.
Readiness first, calendar second
The strongest predictor of a short, calm potty training run is starting when the child is ready rather than when the nursery deadline says so. The app opens on readiness signs, and is happy to tell you to wait a month.
Guidance is named and dated inside the app — the NHS, the AAP and ERIC, the UK children's bowel and bladder charity — on the same "Where this comes from" screen 100 Bites uses.
What it won't be
It is not a medical tool. It does not diagnose constipation, bladder problems or regression, and it will never tell you your child is late. Daytime dryness commonly takes until three, and night-time much longer than that.
It also won't nag. If potty training isn't going well, the honest advice is often to stop for a few weeks — and an app that can't say that is selling you something.
Persistent accidents after a period of dryness, pain, or withholding are worth a GP appointment rather than another chart.
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While you wait
Out now
100 Bites
First foods. Three ideas every morning, nine allergen groups tracked, and the whole first-100 journey kept on your phone.
Free on the App Store · read more →
In development
Bibi Play
Baby activities. One screen-free thing to do together today, matched to the month your baby is actually in.
October 2026 · see what it does →
Free to read
The guides
Sixteen weaning guides. Gagging versus choking, the nine allergens, how to cut food by age — written to the same sourcing standard as the apps.
No signup · read them →