Features

Keep the diary going when the signal disappears.

A patchy connection should not decide whether you can record a feed or a nap. Once set up, Zaripo saves care entries on your device first and sends changes when a connection is available.

Zaripo is preparing for public release. These pages describe the app being prepared; public store downloads and paid purchases are not available yet.

Save on your device

Add care records without waiting for a server response. Your local journal is the starting point for recording the day.

Sync when connected

Reconnect to exchange updates with the household. Another caregiver’s phone cannot see a new offline entry until the devices have had a chance to sync.

Resolve conflicting edits

If two people edit the same entry, compare the versions and choose which to keep. A visible conflict is better than assuming that both changes were identical.

A parent holding a sleeping baby

How it works

  1. Sign in and set up the child profile while connected.
  2. Continue logging care when your connection is unavailable.
  3. Reconnect and check sync status before relying on a shared handover.

A day-to-day example

You record a bottle during a journey with no signal. It stays on your device; after reconnecting, it can be synced into the family diary. Until then, tell the next caregiver about that feed directly if needed.

Questions about this feature

Can I create a new account offline?

No. Initial sign-in and household setup need a connection. Offline logging applies after setup.

Will my partner see an offline entry immediately?

No. Devices need to reconnect and sync before new records can be shared.

What if we both edit one record?

Zaripo shows conflicting versions so you can decide which one to keep.

Coming soon to iOS and Android

Make room for care, together.

Zaripo is getting ready to be part of your family’s daily care.

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