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What Baby Tracker App Features Do You Need? Apps Compared

Of the 23 baby tracker apps we track, 22 list feed logging and 18 list diapers, so the basics don’t separate them much. The features that do are caregiver sharing (10 apps), data export (8), pumping logs (16) and how the paid tier works. Pick the two or three features your household needs, then compare paid tiers and the privacy label.

By the Cribpicks team · Published October 31, 2026 · 6 min read

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What Baby Tracker App Features Do You Need? Apps Compared

Key facts

  • We track 23 baby tracker apps; 19 are free to download.
  • 12 of them list a subscription in their in-app purchases; others sell one-time unlocks or list none.
  • 10 list caregiver sharing and 8 describe a way to export or email your logs.
  • 13 list an Apple Watch app.

Product numbers come from each maker's published specs, from our data as last updated November 2, 2026.

It’s 3 a.m. and the phone is the only light in the room. One tap to log it, then back to bed.

We track 23 apps built for that tap. Here’s how their features and paid tiers line up, read from each app’s store listing.

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Tap the features your household needs. We list the apps whose store listing mentions all of them, A to Z.

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Matches are based on the words in each app’s store listing. A feature that isn’t mentioned may still exist, so check the listing before you rule an app out.

The features that set apps apart

Of the 23 listings, 22 mention feeds, 18 mention diapers and 20 mention sleep. Here’s how many mention each of these:

  • Caregiver sharing (10 apps). The listing mentions sharing or syncing logs between caregivers.
  • Export (8 apps). The listing describes a PDF report, a CSV file or emailing your logs.
  • Pumping logs (16 apps). The listing mentions pumping.
  • More than one child (7 apps). The listing mentions multiple children or twins.
  • Apple Watch (13 apps). The listing includes watchOS.

Pick the features you need before you download, and check the listing for each one.

Free, subscription or one-time unlock?

19 of the 23 apps are free to download. The difference is what comes after: a subscription that renews, one-time unlocks you pay for once, or nothing to buy in the listing.

Tracker apps by paid model, side by side
No in-app purchases listed6 appsSubscription12 appsOne-time unlocks5 apps
Free to download3 of 611 of 125 of 5
Lowest paid option listedNot listed$1.99 to $6.99$1.99 to $9.99
Caregiver sharing1 of 66 of 123 of 5
Export1 of 64 of 123 of 5
Apple Watch3 of 66 of 124 of 5
Privacy label lists data “linked to you”2 of 2 labels we track4 of 7 labels we track2 of 4 labels we track
Try oneBaby Buddy (open source)
Breastfeeding Tracker by bf		Baby Connect
Baby Daybook		Baby Feed Timer
BabyBuddy - Tracker (Oleg Mueller)
Grouped by what each App Store listing shows under in-app purchases. The lowest paid option may be a single add-on, not the full premium tier. Prices change and can differ by region.

Read what each tier includes before you pay, and whether it renews.

What the privacy labels say

Each App Store listing carries a privacy label written by the developer. One section is headed “Data Linked to You”. We count the data types the developer lists there. A shorter list isn’t a safety rating; it’s what the developer’s label says.

How many data types does each label list as “linked to you”?

Count of data types the developer lists on the App Store label, as reported on each listing, checked October 26, 2026. Zero means the label lists none. We don’t audit apps.

  1. Glow Baby11
  2. Huckleberry9
  3. Nara Baby & Pregnancy9
  4. Baby Tracker - Newborn Log (Nighp)7
  5. BabyTime6
  6. Midmoon Baby Sleep Tracker6
  7. Bebememo5
  8. Baby Feed Timer1
  9. Baby Tracker - Newborn Daybook (APPASTIC)0
  10. Baby Tracker! (Amila Tech)0
  11. BabyBuddy - Tracker (Oleg Mueller)0
  12. Bloom Baby Tracker - Auto Log0
  13. Feed Baby0

Which feature to filter on

Two caregivers on night duty. Start with caregiver sharing, then check whether it’s free or part of a paid tier.

Twins, or a toddler plus a newborn. Filter on more than one child. Our twins and multiples gear section has the rest of the double-up list.

Pumping. Filter on pumping logs, or see the pumping apps list.

A printout or a backup. Filter on export, then check the listing for the file types it names.

No app at all. Our baby log books list covers printed logs: no account, no subscription, no privacy label to read.

Every baby tracker app feature in one table
AppFeedsDiapersSleepPumpingGrowthMore than one childCaregiver sharingExport (PDF, CSV or email)Apple Watch
Baby Buddy (open source)YesYesYes——————
Baby ConnectYesYesYesYesYes—Yes—Yes
Baby DaybookYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYes
Baby Feed TimerYesYesYesYesYes——YesYes
Baby Tracker - Newborn Daybook (APPASTIC)YesYesYesYesYes————
Baby Tracker - Newborn Log (Nighp)YesYesYesYesYes——YesYes
Baby Tracker Pro (Nighp)YesYesYesYesYes——YesYes
Baby Tracker! (Amila Tech)YesYesYesYes—————
BabyBuddy - Tracker (Oleg Mueller)Yes—Yes——YesYesYesYes
BabyTimeYesYesYesYesYesYesYes—Yes
Bebememo——————Yes——
Bloom Baby Tracker - Auto LogYes—Yes—Yes————
Breastfeeding Tracker by bfYesYes———————
Feed BabyYesYesYesYesYesYes—YesYes
Glow BabyYesYesYesYesYes———Yes
HuckleberryYesYesYesYesYesYesYes—Yes
Lunama Baby TrackerYes—YesYes———YesYes
Midmoon Baby Sleep TrackerYes—Yes——————
Nara Baby & PregnancyYesYesYesYesYesYesYes—Yes
Nursing NotebookYesYes——Yes————
ParentLoveYesYesYesYesYes—Yes——
Sprout BabyYesYesYesYesYesYesYes—Yes
Talli Baby appYesYesYesYes——YesYes—

From each app’s published store listing. A dash means the listing doesn’t mention it, not that the app can’t do it. “Export” includes PDF reports, CSV files and emailing logs; check the listing for whether it’s part of a paid tier.

Before you download

  • Listed the 2 or 3 features you need
  • Checked caregiver sharing works on both phones
  • Checked whether sharing or export is a paid add-on
  • Read what the subscription renews at
  • Read the App Store privacy label
  • Checked Android availability if anyone needs it (platforms here come from App Store listings)

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Ask the meadow

Questions parents ask

Answers come from makers' published specs and official sources linked below.

What features should a baby tracker app have?

That depends on your household. The feature table in this guide shows which listings mention feeds, diapers, sleep, caregiver sharing, export, pumping logs, more than one child and Apple Watch, and the side-by-side compares paid tiers.

Are baby tracker apps free?

The facts at the top of this guide count how many we track are free to download, and the side-by-side groups them by subscription, one-time unlocks or no in-app purchases listed. Check what the free version includes in each listing.

Can two parents use the same baby tracker app?

Check whether the listing mentions caregiver sharing; the picker in this guide filters for it. Check the listing for whether sharing is part of a paid tier.

Can I export my baby tracker data?

Some listings describe PDF reports, CSV files or emailing your logs; others don’t mention export. See the feature table in this guide.

Which baby tracker apps work on Apple Watch?

Apps that list watchOS on their store page have an Apple Watch app. The feature table marks each one.

Do baby tracker apps share my data?

Each App Store listing has a privacy label written by the developer. This guide charts how many data types each label lists as linked to you.

Still wondering? Write to us at hello@cribpicks.com and we'll look it up.

Sources

Policies and specs change. We list the date we last checked each one; confirm with the airline or maker before you travel or buy. Read our editorial policy.