The Storkie Promise
Storkie started as one parent's way to track his own baby without handing the data to a company, and that's still how it works. Here are five commitments about the records you keep here.
Your child's data is never pooled with other families'.
We never combine what you log with other children's records to build datasets, benchmarks, or "insights from millions of babies." That business model is the reason Storkie exists.
It's never used for training or marketing, and it's never sold.
Your child's data doesn't train AI models, doesn't tune ads, doesn't get shared with data brokers, and isn't part of any deal. Storkie only makes money from what you choose to pay for, Storkie+ and extra photo storage.
Ask Storkie only reads your child's data after you turn it on, and only when you ask.
Ask Storkie reads your child's data only after you turn on Personalized answers, and only to answer the question you just asked. Voice logging does not read your child's records. It sends your recording to our AI provider to turn it into one new entry. Our AI provider processes both under a contract that forbids training on it and keeps it for 30 days at most.
You can take everything with you, any time.
One tap in Settings downloads a ZIP with every activity, every setting, and every photo file, organized by child. It's free and you don't have to contact support. Your records are yours to keep even if you leave.
When you delete something, it's gone.
Delete an activity or a child profile and you get a 30-day undo window; after that it is permanently erased, photos included. Delete your account and everything goes immediately, including database records, photo files, and your sign-in. Nothing is kept in an archive.
Why the subscription exists
Free baby trackers are usually paid for with the data inside them. With Storkie+, you pay for the AI features directly, so your child's data never has to pay for anything.
Every commitment on this page applies to free accounts too.
The fine-print version lives in our Privacy Policy. If the two ever disagree, we've made a mistake. Tell us and we'll fix it.