LittleWords Tracker

LittleWords helps parents notice, organize, and celebrate early words—so you feel clearer at home and more prepared for pediatrician or speech visits.

Built for parents and caregivers of toddlers (about 12–36 months). Educational and organizational only—not a medical device and not a diagnosis.

WHAT YOU CAN DO

• Word Bank — log first words and phrases as you hear them (says / understands, categories, first-heard dates)
• Speech & language milestones — age-band checklists adapted from publicly available CDC and ASHA parent guidance for awareness
• Simple home activities — play-based ideas to encourage talking and listening in everyday moments
• Trends & progress view — see how your logs grow over weeks (Premium)
• Visit-prep summary — turn your notes into a clear handout before a check-up (Premium)
• Multi-child profiles — track more than one child (Premium)
• Optional cloud backup — sign in to restore your Word Bank on a new phone
• Multiple languages — use the app in the language that fits your family

FREE FOREVER
Unlimited Word Bank and milestone checklists stay free. Try a full activity without paying. Premium unlocks deeper guidance, trends, visit summary/PDF, reminders, multi-child, and the full activity library via an auto-renewable App Store subscription.

WHO IT’S FOR
Parents who want a calm place to track toddler speech, late-talker observations, baby’s first words, and early language moments—without guesswork scattered across notes apps.

LEGAL
Terms of Use (Apple EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
Privacy Policy: https://zappss.xyz/little_words/privacy/
LittleWords Terms: https://zappss.xyz/little_words/tnc/

IMPORTANT — PLEASE READ
LittleWords is for informational and educational purposes only. It does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent speech, language, developmental, or any other condition. It does not replace evaluation by a licensed speech-language pathologist, pediatrician, or other qualified professional. Milestone content is adapted from public CDC and ASHA materials for parent education; those sources are not a substitute for standardized developmental screening. If your child has lost skills or you are worried about communication, talk with your child’s doctor.

Privacy-minded: data stays on your device by default. Cloud backup is optional when you sign in.

Notice the words. Grow the confidence.