Several months ago I released Sprout Track, a self-hosted baby activity tracker I built as an alternative to the subscription-based apps on the...
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Several months ago I released Sprout Track, a self-hosted baby activity tracker I built as an alternative to the subscription-based apps on the market. The response from the community has been fantastic, with many of you deploying it for your own families.

Sprout track is still pretty new and the main requested features have been multi-family support and pre-built Docker images. Many of you wanted to host the app for friends and family members while keeping each family’s data completely separate, and others wanted an easier deployment option. Version 0.92.0 delivers both - a proper multi-tenant architecture where each family operates in their own isolated environment with unique URLs and independent user management, plus official Docker images so you don’t have to build from source.

What’s new in v0.92.0:

·       Multi-family support - Each family gets their own /family/[slug] URL with completely isolated data

·       Enhanced authentication - JWT-based auth with family context

·       Backup/restore improvements - Import existing data during setup, automatic migration for older backups

·       Better real-time updates - Optimized API calls for a more responsive experience

·       Quality of life fixes - Pump log defaults, proper time handling, solid foods no longer affect feed timers

There are a lot more details in the (changelog)

I’ve also setup a demo website. Here is the link and the login information:

Family Manager Access:

Family Access:

  • URL: https://demo.sprout-track.com/ (select a family from the family selector)
  • Available login IDs: 01, 02, 03 (1-3 ID’s are randomly generated)
  • PIN: 111222

The demo is populated with semi-realistic 🙃 test data spanning multiple families and several days of baby tracking activities.

GitHub: https://github.com/Oak-and-Sprout/sprout-track

Try it with Docker: docker pull sprouttrack/sprout-track:0.92.0

I appreciate all the feedback from the community - you’re helping make this better for everyone.