Log what comes around.
One gesture to record an event. The rhythm draws itself, and the whole household sees it.
Access is invite-only during launch.
A shared log, not one more notebook.
Tamialog is an app that installs on your phone and serves as a household’s common log: a baby’s feeds, the diapers, the fill-ups, the filter changes. You decide the topics, the buttons, and what each button asks.
What gets logged belongs to the household: every member sees all of it, from their own phone, in French or in English.
How it works
Create a topic
Start from one of the 21 templates — family, health, home, vehicles, pets — or from nothing at all. A topic carries an emoji, a name, and the row of tiles you give it.
🚗Vehiclelast: 12 d ago🛞Tires⛽Fill-up🛢️Oil changePress a tile
The drawer opens already filled in: the current time and your defaults. All that is left is to confirm. A forgotten entry is caught up in one tap — 30 min ago, 2 h ago — because a household’s real slip is the late entry.
🛞Tires⛽Fill-up🛢️Oil changeFill-up logged.just now
Let the rhythm show up
After a few entries, Tamialog takes the median of the recent intervals and tells you what is coming. Always with a “~”: it is an estimate, never a promise.
Upcoming
🛢️Oil change~ in 3 d🍼Bottle~ in 4 h
Topics of your own
A topic is a folder: “Baby”, “Vehicle”, “Home maintenance”. You create as many as you like, from a template or from scratch, and you arrange the home screen in the order that suits you.
- Every tile can ask a question: a number with its unit, or an illustrated choice.
- A topic you no longer use gets archived — it leaves the home screen without losing any of its history.
Logging in one gesture
From the home screen or from any screen at all, one tap opens the drawer already filled in. Nothing is saved until you have confirmed.
- The moment is corrected in one tap: now, 15 min ago, 30 min, 1 h, 2 h — or a precise date.
- An entry can be edited or deleted later, along with its note and its answers.
A sense of what comes next
When an event type has enough history, Tamialog works out its usual interval and shows the next one due on the home screen, soonest first.
- It takes at least three intervals in the last 90 days. Below that, the app says nothing rather than guessing.
- Every estimate carries a “~” and is recomputed each time you look.
The whole household, in one place
An entry belongs to the household, not to the person who logged it. Every member sees all of it: the tiles, the history, the totals.
- You invite by email, and there are only two roles: administrator and member.
- The history stays with the household even if the person who created it leaves.