glossary
What is a pump sesh?
Quick answer: A pump sesh is exactly what it sounds like: one pumping session, logged, timed, and (on good days) meme-worthy. The slang matters mostly because schedules, apps, and communities count life in seshes.
In practice
A well-logged sesh records start time, duration, and output, which is the entire dataset supply questions run on. Fifteen seconds of logging per sesh buys every future answer about schedules, dips, and drops. That is, not coincidentally, the log Milk First keeps in two taps.
In Milk First
Log any session in two taps, backdate the ones you forgot, and let the 7-day average chart answer supply questions with real numbers. Every pump files its milk into the stash automatically.
Milk First speaks this whole language for you: seshes logged in two taps, every bag on its correct clock.
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