Baton: Babysitter & Pet Notes

Every household runs on knowledge that lives in one or two heads. Bedtime takes forty minutes and needs the hallway light on. The dog is fine with other dogs but not with bikes. The EpiPen is in the red pouch on the top shelf. The Wi‑Fi password is on the fridge, somewhere. When someone steps in — a babysitter, a pet sitter, a house sitter, grandparents for the weekend — that knowledge gets dumped into a rushed text or a Notes doc nobody can find. Baton is built for that moment. IT ASKS, YOU ANSWER Baton interviews you with the questions a sitter would actually ask: What does bedtime look like? Any allergies? Where is the first‑aid kit? How does the thermostat work? Who do I call if something breaks? Answering is the data entry. Questions adapt to each child's age and each pet's species, and you can skip anything that doesn't apply. ONE CALM BRIEF Pick who it's for — babysitter, pet…