Observe
Bring feeding, pumping, sleep, temperature, diapers, medicines, immunisations, growth and appointments into one organised care record.
Infantis28 brings everyday care information into one connected environment for families, frontline health workers and health programmes. It supports structured observation, clearer communication and stronger continuity between health visits, without replacing professional care.


Globally, 2.3 million newborns died during their first month of life in 2024. Close to three-quarters of neonatal deaths occur during the first week.
Quality care around birth remains essential. But families also need support after leaving the health facility, when feeding, temperature, sleep, medicines, appointments and changing symptoms must be managed at home.
Important observations are often scattered across memory, paper and different caregivers. This makes changes harder to communicate and leaves frontline workers and health programmes without a continuous view between visits.
Bring feeding, pumping, sleep, temperature, diapers, medicines, immunisations, growth and appointments into one organised care record.
See patterns and structured summaries over time. Carefully bounded information helps caregivers decide what to monitor and when to contact a qualified health professional.
Keep authorised caregivers aligned and create structured summaries for health visits, follow-up and frontline engagement.
Organise feeding, pumping, sleep, diapers, temperature and other care information in one place.
Keep growth information, immunisations, medicines, reminders and upcoming health visits organised.
Turn individual observations into clear summaries that help caregivers and health professionals understand what has changed over time.
Access carefully framed, non-diagnostic information designed to provide structured guidance that supports, but does not replace, professional care.
Enable authorised family members and care partners to contribute to and follow the same care record.
Prepare concise information for conversations with health professionals and follow-up teams.
Core functions remain useful without continuous internet access and can synchronise securely when connectivity returns.
The experience has been shaped through engagement with caregivers and health professionals across different settings.
Languages, programme pathways, permissions and institutional configurations can be adapted to different contexts.
Infantis28 supports observation, organisation and communication. It does not diagnose, prescribe treatment or replace qualified medical care.
Access and information-sharing capabilities are designed around appropriate permissions, responsible data practices and different user roles.

The first 28 days of life are especially important, but many caregiving routines and continuity needs extend beyond the neonatal period.
Infantis28 continues supporting families through the early months of infancy, helping preserve one organised care journey as the baby grows.
A calm, practical companion for organising newborn and infant care, recognising changes and preparing for conversations with health professionals.
Explore Infantis28 for Families →A role-appropriate experience supporting follow-up, caseload continuity and informed engagement with families.
Explore frontline capabilities →Configurable programme capabilities, aggregate intelligence, reporting and implementation support for health facilities, NGOs, research programmes and public institutions.
Explore Infantis Enterprise →Whether you are a caregiver looking for practical support or an institution exploring connected newborn and infant care, there is an Infantis28 pathway for you.