Onoco is the first super-app in parenting. The app merged the most common app categories in the parenting space – baby trackers, family organisers, and child development plans - into one app.
A new type of a baby app. Sharable and fully customisable
Onoco is the first super-app in parenting. The app merged the most common app categories in the parenting space – baby trackers, family organisers, and child development plans - into one app.
🚀 Product Update 🚀 It’s not an understatement when we say every family is unique; you will all have your own jokes, memories, and even hidden languages shared between you that have developed over time spent together learning, growing and sharing experiences. Onoco is designed to be an app that reflects this and works for every family, giving you the information you want and need at the touch of a button. That’s why we’re so excited to share this latest release, giving you even more personalisati
Hi, I am thrilled to share more info about Onoco with the Product Hunt community! If you are a parent, you know that the parent tech market is very fragmented. Most of the available tools only focus on one area and are not designed for every type of family, rarely considering collaborative caregiving and instead focusing on the old traditional expectation of one key carer. We understand that the old model of ‘stay at home mum’ and ‘working dad’ is no longer relevant, and instead recognise that e
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