What is Julie?

Short answerJulie is a parenting companion app for families in the UK with children aged 0 to 3. It helps with sleep, feeding and everyday questions about your baby, and it remembers your child's story so its answers fit your family. Its guidance is grounded in NHS and NICE guidance and guided by UK-based doctors, midwives, health visitors and sleep consultants.

Who is Julie for?

Parents and carers in the UK with a baby or toddler aged 0 to 3, from the first night home onwards.

What does Julie do?

You can log sleeps and feeds and ask Julie questions any time of day or night. Julie keeps a record of your child's sleep, feeds and routine and uses it when it answers, so you don't have to explain everything again each time.

Sleep Cortex is Julie's sleep module. It helps with nap timing and offers step-by-step plans for common sleep training methods, fitted to your child's age.

Who guides Julie's guidance?

Julie's guidance is grounded in NHS and NICE guidance. Its safety layer was guided by UK-based doctors, midwives, health visitors and sleep consultants. Julie's clinical team includes Victoria Shaw, an NMC registered midwife, and a UK doctor.

How is Julie different from asking ChatGPT?

General AI assistants know a lot about babies, but they answer from the open web and from whatever you remember to tell them. Julie answers from NHS and NICE guidance and from a structured record of your own child's sleep, feeds and routine.

Does Julie replace my midwife, health visitor or GP?

No. Julie offers guidance, not diagnosis. It sits alongside the care you get from your midwife, health visitor and GP. In an emergency, call 999.

How much does Julie cost?

Julie is free to download, with optional paid plans.

Who makes Julie?

Julie is made by Julie AI Ltd, a UK company based in London.

Where can I get Julie?

Download on the App StoreGet it on Google Play