LEELALU
Lu grows with your family, from the first heartbeat. Every claim names its source No ads, ever Editorial review on all content

Today: pregnancy through the first year

A calmer way through pregnancy and the first year.

LEELALU turns trusted guidance, your family context, and one thoughtful companion into a clear next step for today. Private by design. Built to bring families back together, not keep them on a screen.

Educational support, not diagnosis or emergency care · Source-visible · Private by design

Lu, the LEELALU companion of light: a warm golden droplet with calm brown eyes

awake with you at 3:12am

Sharing a room, but not a bed, is recommended for at least the first 6 months.NICHD Safe to Sleep · 0-3 months

Reviewed wording: "Sharing a room, but not a bed, is recommended for at least the first 6 months. Keeping your baby's own crib, bassinet, or play yard right next to your bed makes night feeds and comforting easier while lowering the risk of sleep-related death compared with bed-sharing."

Applies to: 0-3 months · Source: NICHD Safe to Sleep, Ways to Reduce Baby's Risk, exact document · Reviewed by the LEELALU team (editorial review) · Reviewed: July 2026 · Status: current · Claim ID: sleep.room_sharing.0_3m.v1

Waking through the night to feed is expected and healthy at this age, not a sign that anything is wrong.Nemours KidsHealth · 0-3 months

Reviewed wording: "In the early weeks babies wake often, roughly every 2 to 3 hours if breastfeeding and about every 3 to 4 hours if bottle-feeding, because their tiny stomachs need frequent refills. Waking through the night to feed is expected and healthy at this age, not a sign that anything is wrong."

Applies to: 0-3 months · Source: Nemours KidsHealth, Sleep and Your Newborn, exact document · Reviewed by the LEELALU team (editorial review) · Reviewed: July 2026 · Status: current · Claim ID: sleep.short_stretches_feed.0_3m.v1

The Calm Loop

Four quiet moments, then back to real life.

Every session is built to end. No streaks, no guilt, no reasons to stay on the screen.

01

Today

One reviewed card for your exact stage, source shown beside it.

02

Ask Lu

Lu cites reviewed sources, clarifies, refuses, or points you to human help, never a confident guess.

03

Together

A 2 to 5 minute real-world action with your baby or partner ends the session.

04

Remember

Keep one line about the moment, only if you choose.

The screen quiets. The family continues offline.

See it work

Thirty silent seconds of the designed behavior.

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No sound, no promises. Just what a 3am question will look like inside LEELALU.

LEELALU

1 · Question

It is 3am. My 3-week-old wakes to feed every 2 hours. Is something wrong?

2 · Sourced answer

In the early weeks babies wake often, roughly every 2 to 3 hours if breastfeeding and about every 3 to 4 hours if bottle-feeding. Waking at night to feed is expected and healthy at this age, not a sign that anything is wrong.

Source: Nemours KidsHealth

3 · Together

Tonight, 2 minutes: during the next feed, lower the lights and hum one slow song. That is enough.

Session complete

4 · Remember

Want to keep one line about tonight? Optional, always.

The screen fades. You go back to your family.

A parent asks one concrete question, at any hour.

Try it yourself

The demonstration content shows one reviewed example from our evidence library. Lu is an AI companion, not a medical professional. In an emergency, always contact your local emergency number.

01 · Question

It is 3am. My 3-week-old wakes to feed every 2 hours. Is something wrong?

02 · Sourced answer

In the early weeks babies wake often to feed, roughly every 2 to 3 hours if breastfeeding and about every 3 to 4 hours if bottle-feeding. This is expected and healthy at this age. Source: Nemours KidsHealth.

03 · Together

Tonight, 2 minutes: lower the lights and hum one slow song during the next feed. Session complete.

04 · Remember

Keep one line about tonight, only if you choose. The screen fades. You go back to your family.

Why LEELALU

Parenting advice is everywhere. Clarity is not.

Too much information

Feeds full of confident, conflicting advice. Every scroll adds another opinion, and another reason to doubt yourself.

Too little context

Generic answers that ignore your baby's age and your reality. Advice that fits a newborn can mislead months later.

Too much pressure

Scores, streaks and perfect-parent noise, as if caring for a baby were a performance to grade.

LEELALU answers with one calm, source-backed next step for your exact stage, then gets out of the way.

Your stage

Made for the stage your family is in now.

Reviewed guides for each stage, free to read today. Inside LEELALU, the same stage shapes every card and every answer.

Choose your stage.

Pregnancy

Your body and your plans change week by week. Calm notes on what tends to come next.

Read the guide

Newborn

Everything is new for everyone. Feeding, sleep and the first days at home, without the panic.

Read the guide

Months 1 to 3

First smiles arrive and rhythms slowly form, while nights are still short. Steady support for the fourth trimester.

Read the guide

Months 4 to 6

New movement, changing sleep and the first conversations about solid food. A stage of big transitions.

Read the guide

Months 7 to 12

Babbling, exploring and a growing personality on the way to the first birthday.

Read the guide

Family Keepsake

Small moments become a story worth keeping.

A preview of the memory pages LEELALU will help you keep. One line is enough. Yours to export any time, never shared publicly.

The first kicks, during the quiet eveningWeek 24 · Pregnancy

Hello, little one. We have waited for youDay 1 · Home

First laugh, at the mirror with dadMonth 6 · A Tuesday

Look closer

Built in the open, from evidence to endings.

Meet Lu

A Living Hearth Seed: one identity, four render modes, honest about being AI, never needy.

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Trust Center

Evidence, AI limits, privacy, export and deletion in plain language. Every claim maps to an operational fact.

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Science and care

Reviewed guidance with named source organizations, clear human boundaries, and a visible correction path.

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Fair pricing

One family plan, no ads, no data sale. Neutral cancellation and export rules, published before billing opens.

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Simple pricing

Free to learn. One plan when you want more.

The free tier stays free. The paid plan covers the whole family and funds evidence review, privacy and support.

Free

$0

The Learn library, the Trust Center, free tools, and a weekly calm card as the founding cohort forms.

Premium

$14.99 per month

$119 per year at launch Recommended

The full Calm Loop, caregiver context for a partner or helper, the Family Vault, and export any time.

Billing is not open yet. Founding Families get first access when our safety gates are green, and the first 500 eligible families are planned to get $89 per year while their annual subscription stays continuously active.

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Founding Families

First access when our safety gates are green, and a weekly calm card on the way there.

Small batches, direct support, transparent evidence status. You will hear from us in the order you joined.

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