Tiny Rhythm support
A calm baby sleep-routine tracker for parents and caregivers. We're glad to help.
Contact us
Email support@tinyrhythm.app and we'll get back to you. Telling us your device model and iOS version helps us help you faster.
App availability
Tiny Rhythm is coming soon. Public App Store download is not available from this website yet. Contact support for the current status.
Support information updated November 6, 2026.
Common questions
Is my data private?
Tiny Rhythm keeps primary records on your phone. Your own records sync to your private iCloud when the iPhone is signed in to iCloud, even if you never invite a caregiver. Sharing with another person requires an invitation. There is no switch in the app to turn that sync off. Signing out of iCloud stops sync, and the records on the phone stay on the phone. The app has no advertising or third-party analytics, and we do not operate a server that receives your routine records. See the Privacy Policy.
How do I share with a co-parent or caregiver?
Open Settings, then Data & backup, then Family sharing. Enter the caregiver's Apple ID email and send the invite. You choose who is invited, and you can remove them. A caregiver can leave. See how caregiver invites work.
How do I back up or export my data?
Open Settings, then Data & backup, then Export backup. You can save a backup file or a CSV for a profile you own. An exported file is a plain, unencrypted copy of your data. Keep it somewhere you trust. See how to export.
How do I delete my data?
Settings, Data & backup, Delete all data asks twice, then erases data on the device and, for the owner of a synced baby, in iCloud. Caregivers who joined a shared family leave the share and clear their local copy.
Does Tiny Rhythm give medical advice?
No. Tiny Rhythm provides general sleep education and scheduling support. It is not medical advice and does not diagnose, treat, or prevent any condition, and it does not claim to prevent SIDS. For concerns about your child's breathing, feeding, growth, illness, or anything that feels wrong, talk with your pediatrician.