tinylog vs Baby Tracker
Baby Tracker by Nighp Software keeps things simple — basic tracking with a clean interface and a 4.9-star rating. Tinylog offers free tracking too, but adds AI care plans and preemie tools on top. Here's how they compare.
| Feature | Tinylog | Baby Tracker |
|---|---|---|
| Free tier | Yes — core tracking free, no ads | Yes — with ads |
| Premium price | $9.99/mo or $29.99/yr | ~$4.99 one-time (remove ads) |
| Platforms | iOS, Android | iOS, Android |
| Feeding tracking | Yes | Yes |
| Sleep tracking | Yes | Yes |
| Diaper tracking | Yes | Yes |
| Pumping tracking | Yes | Yes |
| AI features | AI care plans that refresh as baby grows | No |
| Growth charts (WHO) | Yes | Not confirmed |
| Growth charts (Fenton) | Yes — built for preemies | No |
| Caregiver sync | Yes | Pro version only |
| Preemie support | Fenton charts + adjusted age tracking | No |
| Offline support | Yes | Yes |
| Dark mode | Yes | Not confirmed |
| Languages | EN, ES, PT, FR | Multiple languages |
| Ratings | New and growing | 4.9 stars (7.6K ratings) |
Baby Tracker does one thing and does it well: straightforward logging. The interface is simple, the learning curve is basically zero, and with 7,600+ ratings at 4.9 stars, it's clearly working for a lot of parents.
The completely free option (with ads) means you can track everything without paying a cent. And the Pro upgrade is a one-time ~$4.99 — no subscription, no recurring charges. If your budget is tight and you just need the basics, that's genuinely hard to beat.
Both apps let you track for free, but Tinylog's free tier has no ads. Beyond tracking, Tinylog adds a layer Baby Tracker doesn't have: AI-powered care plans. Instead of just recording what happened, you get a personalized schedule and developmental guidance that updates as your baby grows.
Growth tracking is another big difference. Tinylog includes WHO percentile charts and Fenton charts for preemies — features Baby Tracker doesn't offer. If your baby was born early, that matters.
Caregiver sync is included in Tinylog's free plan. With Baby Tracker, you need the Pro version for that. And Tinylog works in four languages — helpful if your family speaks Spanish, Portuguese, or French at home.
Pick Baby Tracker if you want dead-simple logging with a proven track record, don't need AI features or growth charts, and want the lowest possible price (free with ads, or $4.99 once).
Pick Tinylog if you want ad-free tracking, AI care plans that grow with your baby, Fenton charts for preemies, or caregiver sync without paying for a Pro upgrade. The free tier gives you a real feel for the app before you commit to anything.
For a broader look at why parents switch and what other options exist, see our Baby Tracker alternative guide.
