Robin Baby in your AI assistant

What you can do

• Log as it happens. Bottles, nursing, pumping, solid food, sleep and naps, diapers, growth measurements, milestones, crying, notes, and what you ate while nursing.
• Fix mistakes. "Actually that was 5 oz" corrects the last entry, and "undo that" removes it. Older entries can be corrected too, and you see exactly what will change first.
• Ask about the day. Totals, averages, comparisons between weeks, streaks, longest and shortest, night wake-ups, and the growth measurements you've recorded.
• Plan around naps. Ask when the next nap is likely and get a window based on your baby's own logged pattern, or on age-typical wake windows until there's enough history.
• Share the load. Ask for an invite code so a partner, grandparent or nanny can log to the same baby.

Example prompts

• "Log a 4 oz bottle 10 minutes ago"
• "She just fell asleep"
• "Wet diaper just now"
• "Actually, make that bottle 5 oz"
• "How did he sleep last night?"
• "When is her next nap likely?"
• "How much has she eaten today?"
• "Is he drinking more than last week?"
• "Break down this week's diapers by type"
• "Give me an invite code for my partner"

Connect it in Meta Muse

1. Start a chat in Muse and ask it to build a custom integration to Robin Baby, with the MCP server URL https://api.robinbaby.com/mcp.
2. When Muse shows the Robin Baby Connect card and asks for a Client ID, enter 23c73f9e-3129-4ae3-9034-4381de428891. There is no client secret; leave that blank if asked.
3. Sign in to your Robin Baby account, choose which child to share, and approve.

This client ID identifies the Robin Baby app to Muse. It is not a password and gives no access on its own: nothing can be read until you sign in and approve.

What you need

• A Robin Baby account with an active subscription or free trial. Download the app by searching "Baby Tracker: Robin" on the App Store or Google Play. Subscriptions are only ever billed there, never through an assistant.
• One child per connection. You choose the child when you connect, and the assistant cannot reach other children or other families.
• Nap forecasting covers babies from 3 months to 3 years and needs your baby's birthday in the app.

What's not available

Medications, symptoms, temperature, vaccinations and custom events stay in the app. The connector cannot read or write them. Growth comes back as the raw measurements you logged, with no percentiles or clinical interpretation.

Robin Baby is a record for parents. It is not a medical device and does not give medical advice. Nap times are estimates from your baby's own logs, not a schedule they ought to keep.

Disconnecting

Disconnect at any time from your assistant's connector settings. The assistant then stops calling Robin Baby, and the short-lived access token it was using expires within an hour. Your records in the app are unaffected. Anything the assistant already showed you stays in that conversation under the assistant's own settings, so delete the conversation there too if you want it gone.

Privacy

When you use the connector, the records it reads travel to the assistant's operator because you are using their product, and they handle them under your account with them. The Privacy Policy lists exactly which fields are shared, what is withheld, and your rights.

Technical reference

• Protocol: remote MCP server, Streamable HTTP, stateless
• MCP URL: https://api.robinbaby.com/mcp
• Auth: OAuth 2.1 authorization code with PKCE (S256). Unauthenticated requests get 401 with a WWW-Authenticate header pointing at the resource metadata.
• Protected resource metadata: https://api.robinbaby.com/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource/mcp
• Scopes: openid profile

17 tools. Each carries a title plus read-only and destructive hints, and reads and writes are separate tools.

Help

Email hello@robinbaby.com and tell us which assistant you're using. More answers on the Support page.