Little Lookout
Built for the moments between visits

Helping families see the bigger picture behind a child's symptoms.

Children's symptoms can be hard to remember, explain, and understand — especially when they happen again and again between appointments.

Little Lookout helps families track symptoms through quick, simple check-ins — and turns them into a clearer picture to share with their pediatrician.

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9:41
Good morning, Jenny
Avery's Symptom Journey
Current tracking plan
3 weeks
Headaches
Tracking until
October 18
Check-ins
12 completed
Next pediatric appointment
October 21
What we're watching
Dr. Smith asked you to pay attention to:
Start timeSeveritySleepMealsLight sensitivity
A pattern may be forming
7 of Avery's last 10 headaches were reported during the afternoon.
Something to discuss with your pediatrician
The problem

Because health doesn't only happen during appointments.

Many children's symptoms:

  • Come and go
  • Are hard to describe
  • Are hard to remember
  • Change from day to day
  • Feel different to children
  • Happen outside the doctor's office

Three weeks ago is hard to remember. Little Lookout helps families keep track.

At the appointment, parents are asked…
"When did it start?"
"How often does it happen?"
"Is it worse at a certain time?"
"What was happening beforehand?"
"Has anything changed?"

These can be hard to answer from memory alone. Little Lookout is being built to capture those observations as they happen.

How it works

Turn scattered observations into a clearer story.

1
Choose what you're tracking

A family picks the symptom they want to keep an eye on.

2
Quick check-ins

The child or parent checks in with taps, visuals, text, or voice.

3
See the story over time

Frequency, severity, timing, and context — organized for you.

4
Bring a clearer picture

The tracking period becomes a simple summary for the pediatrician.

More than a symptom tracker
Child voice
+
Parent observations
+
Focused tracking over time
+
Pediatrician-relevant information
↓
One organized health story
Two experiences

One family. Two experiences. One clearer health story.

Tap through Avery's check-in below — it takes about a minute.

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Feeling questsLookout StarsFriendly guide60–90 second check-insMultiple ways to communicate
9:41
Good morning, Jenny
Avery's Symptom Journey
Current tracking plan
3 weeks
Headaches
Tracking until
October 18
Check-ins
12 completed
Next pediatric appointment
October 21
What we're watching
Dr. Smith asked you to pay attention to:
Start timeSeveritySleepMealsLight sensitivity
A pattern may be forming
7 of Avery's last 10 headaches were reported during the afternoon.
Something to discuss with your pediatrician
For Parents
Tracking periodsVoice loggingSymptom trendsChild observationsPediatrician focus areasAppointment summary

Prefer not to hand your child a phone? Parent-Only Mode is available.

Give kids a voice

Kids deserve a voice in their own health.

Children can experience symptoms differently than adults expect. Small things they say can be hard to remember weeks later at the doctor's office.

Little Lookout gives children a simple, age-appropriate way to share what they feel — and helps parents keep those words over time.

Kids don't always have the words. Give them more ways to communicate.

"My head feels weird."
"My stomach hurts at school."
"My eyes hurt when it's bright."
"I'm tired all the time."
The parent dashboard

Not a diary. An organized view of what's been happening.

Symptom overview
Headaches
Tracking period: Sept 28 – Oct 18
Check-ins: 14
This week
✓
Mon
—
Tue
✓
Wed
✓
Thu
—
Fri
—
Sat
✓
Sun
Reported severity over time
Time of day
Morning10%
Afternoon65%
Evening25%
Possible context
  • • After school — frequently reported
  • • Less than 8 hours sleep — reported alongside 5 episodes
  • • Screen use — reported alongside 4 episodes
Observations from tracking data — not medical conclusions.
In Avery's own words
"My head started hurting during math."
"The lights felt really bright."
"I felt better after I got home."
Pediatrician-guided tracking

Focused tracking — not endless monitoring.

Instead of asking families to watch their child's health all the time, Little Lookout can be used during focused tracking periods — collecting useful observations before a follow-up appointment.

Track Avery's headaches
September 28 – October 18 · 21-day tracking period
8
days left
Dr. Smith wants you to focus on:
Frequency
Severity
Time of day
Sleep
Meals
Light sensitivity

Track what actually matters for your child.

Not every family needs the same questions. Check-ins focus on the symptom you and your pediatrician are trying to understand — so they stay short and relevant.

Tracking Headaches
TimeSeveritySleepHydrationMealsLight sensitivity
Tracking Stomach Pain
TimeMealsLocationSeverityBathroom habits
Your family, your way

Built around your family's comfort level.

No required daily screen time for kids.
Child + Parent Mode

The child completes a short, age-appropriate check-in. The parent can add extra context.

Parent-Only Mode

For younger children, families limiting screen time, kids who'd rather not use the app, or parents who prefer to manage it themselves. Parents complete guided check-ins based on conversations and what they notice.

Less screen time. More meaningful check-ins.

Little Lookout isn't designed to keep children inside an app. Child check-ins are short and focused.

No addictive streaks. No pressure if a day is missed. No language that makes a child feel they "failed."

Gamification for communication — not screen time. The goal is better communication.

Voice check-ins

Talk naturally. Little Lookout helps organize the details.

Tracking shouldn't feel like another chore. Busy parents can simply say what happened — Little Lookout sorts it into clear, structured notes.

Tell us what happened today.
Tap to try it
"Avery's headache started around 2:30 after school. She said it was about a 3 out of 5 and lasted around an hour."
Time
2:30 PM
Severity
3/5
Duration
~1 hour
Context
After school
Multilingual

Health shouldn't get lost in translation.

Families describe symptoms differently depending on language, culture, and comfort with medical terms. Our vision is multilingual tracking, so families and kids can use the language they're most comfortable with.

You tell us what happened. We help organize the story.

Choose your language
A parent says, in their own words
"Her head hurts in the afternoons and the light bothers her."
HeadacheAfternoonLight bothers her
No medical vocabulary required.
Who it may help

For families navigating symptoms that don't fit neatly into one doctor's visit.

Observations over time can be especially helpful when families are navigating:

Recurring headachesMigrainesStomach painFatigueSleep concernsChronic symptomsNeurological conditionsADHDAutismOther hard-to-communicate symptoms
Every child communicates differently.

Neurodivergent children in particular may prefer very different ways to share how their body feels. Little Lookout should adapt to the child — not force every child through the same questionnaire.

Tap
Visuals
Voice
Text
Parent-assisted

Little Lookout does not diagnose, treat, or cure any condition. It helps families organize observations.

Doctor-ready summary

From weeks of symptoms to one clearer conversation.

At the end of a tracking period, observations come together in one simple summary families can bring to their appointment.

Designed to support conversations with healthcare professionals. It does not provide a diagnosis.

Avery's Headache Summary
Tracking period
September 28 – October 18
Episodes recorded
14
Most common time
Afternoon
Average reported severity
3/5
Commonly reported context
After school
Associated observations
Light sensitivity, fatigue
Child observations
"My head hurts more at school."
Product concept preview
Why Little Lookout exists

It started with Avreet.

For more than a year, Avreet experienced recurring headaches, dizziness, unusual fatigue, mood changes, and symptoms that seemed unrelated.

Each symptom appeared small. Each appointment focused on a single moment. But together, they were telling a much bigger story.

Eventually, doctors discovered a 7-centimeter brain tumor that had likely been growing for years. That experience changed our family forever.

Little Lookout began with one family's experience, but the problem is much bigger than one family.

That experience inspired a larger question

What if families had a better way to capture the story between appointments?

About

Built with families and healthcare perspectives in mind.

Arpanpreet Grewal
Arpanpreet Grewal
Founder & CEO, Little Lookout
arpangrewalbusiness@gmail.com linkedin.com/in/arpan-grewal

Arpanpreet founded Little Lookout after a personal experience with pediatric healthcare, and a desire to improve communication between children, parents, and healthcare professionals.

Dr. Jodi Smith
Dr. Jodi Smith
Medical Advisor · Pediatric Neurosurgeon

Dr. Smith is a pediatric neurosurgeon at Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital. She provides clinical perspective as Little Lookout is developed, helping keep the product grounded in real pediatric care.

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