Voice-first, by design
Talking is faster than tapping when your hands are full. Say it once — “fed her at two, twenty minutes left” — and it's logged. The keyboard is the fallback, not the default.
Ortu listens, logs, and remembers — so you can keep your hands on your child. Sourced answers when you need them, built for the whole family, made for Thailand and Indonesia.
Tap once and say what happened — a feed, a nap, a diaper. No menus, no fields. Roughly twelve seconds, in your own words.
Ortu turns your sentence into a clean, structured entry — time, type, duration — and files it under the right child.
Your day comes together on one calm timeline the whole family shares. Ask a question and get an answer with its source.
Talking is faster than tapping when your hands are full. Say it once — “fed her at two, twenty minutes left” — and it's logged. The keyboard is the fallback, not the default.
Raising a child is rarely a solo act. Co-parents, grandparents and nannies are first-class — the caregiver who never installs the app still has a way to log the shift.
When your child is sick, money is the last thing you should think about. Sick Day pauses billing, and emergency guidance is always free. Always.
Every clinical answer carries its source — MoPH, WHO, AAP. If we can't cite it, we don't say it. The kind of trust you'd want at 3 a.m.
Yu fai and masa nifas aren't a coat of paint. Postpartum modes are reviewed by local advisors so the guidance fits the family you actually have.
Built to respect Thailand's PDPA and Indonesia's UU PDP — your data, your rules.
Health guidance cites MoPH, WHO and AAP. Sourced, or it stays silent.
Cultural care modes are reviewed by advisors in-market, not bolted on from afar.
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