TinySafe
Recall alerts for your baby's brands

I did everything right.
I still missed it.

That's why I built TinySafe.
We track recalls on the products your baby uses every day, so you don't have to.

Coming soon to the App Store FREE
852 recalls tracked
FDA & CPSC official sources
Daily updated

Find out fast. Act faster.

Don't wait to find out. Get alerted as soon as it happens.

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Any of these could be something your child uses.

Would you have heard about these in time?

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Add your baby's brands. We watch each one for recalls.

Woojin's Brands — recall alert as it arrives
Angela and her son Woojin From one mom to another

So I built the tool
I wish I'd had.

I bought a high chair from a well-known brand, trusting it had to be safe. Months later, it came apart — and I found out it had been recalled. I'd done everything right, and never knew.

Read Angela's story

Before Woojin was born, I researched everything and bought a high chair from a well-known brand — over $400 — trusting that a name like that had to be safe. Months later, I kept finding tiny screws on the floor. He tried to put one in his mouth.

Then one day, lifting him out after lunch, the seat came apart from the legs. He almost fell.

I searched — and found it had been recalled. If it can happen to me, it can happen to any parent. So I built TinySafe — to protect my son, and yours.

— Angela, mom to Woojin

Your information stays yours

Your child's details never leave your device. We don't sell your data.

Recalls get announced. Nobody tells you.

The CPSC and FDA publish every recall on this page — but no one checks whether it's the brand sitting in your nursery. TinySafe does that for you. Launching soon on iOS.

One email the day it's live. Nothing else.

TinySafe is an independent app using publicly available FDA and CPSC recall data. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by any government agency. Always confirm details with the official source linked in each recall. The absence of a recall does not guarantee a product is safe.