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Manual is best when you know the details. Photo Scan drafts foods from a picture. Describe Meal turns a typed summary into a draft on the website, with voice input also available in the app. Choose either option at the top of Log Meal, then review before saving. Bottle is for bottle-only logs.

Bottle logs appear in the Food Log alongside meals and count toward the daily bottle total. You can edit bottle amount, unit, type, and time from the log.

Add an allergen when it is first tried, then set the status to monitoring, cleared, or confirmed. If there is a reaction, use Report Reaction so the history and Care Sheet stay accurate.

The Care Sheet requires a Plus or Premium subscription, or an active trial. It is a quick handoff summary with emergency contact details, typical textures and bottles, favourites, dislikes, allergens, and reaction history. Caregivers receiving a printed sheet or PDF do not need a Poppet account.

Yes. Premium family members can log meals and bottles for the same child. New entries should refresh for everyone, but refreshing the page is a useful fallback if it has been open for a while.

Yes. Open the Food Log, select the entry, and choose edit. You can update food details, ratings, amount eaten, photos, bottle details, and the logged time.

Poppet uses date and time to group the Food Log, show daily bottle totals, track allergen exposure patterns, and build better caregiver summaries.

No. Poppet helps organize feeding and allergen information, but parents, guardians, paediatricians, and emergency services remain the source of truth for medical decisions.