BottleScan

1.1.4

Richard Paul

5.00

1 reviews

Free

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About BottleScan

BottleScan is an utilities app developed by Richard Paul.

What is the rating of BottleScan?

BottleScan is rated 5.00 out of 5 stars, based on one rating ratings.

Is BottleScan free?

BottleScan is free to download. The download size is 36.52 MB. The latest version available is 1.1.4. The last update was on June 7, 2026.

What are the requirements for BottleScan?

The app has a content rating of Everyone. The app has been available on App Store August 2025.

Description

Welcome to BottleScan!

The idea is simple. Keep track of your baby's bottles.

How much milk is in the fridge? When was the last feeding? When was this bottle filled? Is this the bottle I just pulled out? Or the one I just filled? Or is it the one from yesterday? Never wonder again.

The system is simple. Use the QR code scanner already built into your iPhone's Camera app. Scan when you fill. Scan when you feed. No trying to find the app hidden somewhere among your home screens while holding a hungry crying baby. Low effort means a system that's easy to stick to.

The labels are Dishwasher / Baby Brezza safe. Stick 'em on, and they stay. They also come with human-readable names so you can tell bottles apart at a glance.

Labels at https://bottlescan.etsy.com

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More data about BottleScan

Price	Free to download
Rating	5.00 based on a single rating
Ranking	Not ranked
Version	1.1.4
App download size	36.5 MB
Suitable for	Everyone

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