Sleep coaching apps

Outcome claims shown only as the developer's words.

  • 4models tracked

All 4 sleep coaching apps

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✓ maker says yes ✕ maker says no ? not published

App Store privacy labels side by side

Sorted by how many data types each App Store label lists as linked to you, fewest first. Developers fill in these labels themselves.

AppLinked to youUsed to track youData types linked
Moshi Kids3None listedContact Info, Identifiers, Usage Data
Napper6IdentifiersPurchases, Location, Contact Info, Identifiers, Usage Data, Diagnostics
Smart Sleep Coach by Pampers7IdentifiersContact Info, User Content, Identifiers, Usage Data, Sensitive Info, Diagnostics, Other Data

Free, paid and sharing

From each App Store listing.

AppDownloadIn-app purchasesCaregiver sync
Smart Sleep Coach by PampersFree (7-day free trial)––
NapperFreeListed in-app purchases: Napper Sleep Monthly $14.99; Napper Sleep Yearly $89.99; Napper Complete Monthly $19.99; Napper Complete Yearly $129.99; plus Baby-Sleep Expert+ and Night Slumber+ entriesYes
BAMBAMsleep!Free––
Moshi KidsFreeListed in-app purchases (plan names not given): Moshi Premium $79.99, $49.99; 1 month recurring $12.99; Moshi Monthly Subscription $9.99–

What to look for in sleep coaching apps

The range across every tracker, app, or scale here, with the typical middle half shaded and the shortlist marked.

Data types linked to you

How many data types the App Store privacy label lists as linked to you.

3middle 67

3 of 4 list it.

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Questions about sleep coaching apps

Answers come from each maker's published specs. Safety and health questions link to the agency or medical source.

Is my baby's data protected?

HIPAA doesn't cover baby tracker apps (HHS). The FTC Health Breach Notification Rule applies to apps that hold health data. The App Store privacy label is self-reported by the developer, and subscription prices can change after you sign up.

How loud should white noise be?

Safe sleep: see the AAP's guide to safe sleep and NICHD Safe to Sleep. Check the label and the maker's instructions, and ask your pediatrician about your child.

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