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Baby vaccine tracker with your country's schedule

TotBuddy shows the routine childhood schedule for your country and the status of every dose: given, due, overdue, or coming up. Mark a dose given when you leave the clinic, and the whole family sees it.

  • A reminder on your phone when the next window opens
  • The date and an optional note for every dose, with who recorded it
  • Vaccination status on the one-page PDF for the pediatrician
TotBuddy Vaccines screen for Maya on the US schedule: 17 of 29 doses given, Hepatitis B dose 3 due now, and the 12-month doses upcoming.

TotBuddy is a record-keeping tool and does not provide medical advice. Follow your child's doctor's plan.

Vaccine tracker questions

Which countries does TotBuddy have schedules for?

The United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and India. A family in any other country sees the United States schedule and can still record each dose with its date.

My child is older. Will every past dose show as overdue?

No. When you add a child older than 6 months, TotBuddy asks whether to track vaccinations from today or from birth. If you pick today, doses whose window has already passed sit in a closed Before TotBuddy group. You can add any of them later with the date from your vaccination record.

Does TotBuddy recommend vaccines?

No. TotBuddy shows the published national schedule and the status of each dose that you record. Your child's doctor decides what your child gets and when.

How do the reminders work?

The app schedules a notification on your phone when the window for the next dose opens. The reminder names the vaccine and the window, and you can turn reminders off in Settings.