How MyBaby compares to the big five.
One page per competitor, with the App Store facts checked on 2026-08-29 — and a real section on what each of them does better than us. If you only want the short answer, the table below has it.
Or read the roundup: all six apps ranked by what each is best at →
| App | Rating | Ratings | Min iOS | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MyBaby | 5.0 | 4 | 15.0 | Solids, allergens and one free app for everything |
| Baby Tracker by Nighp | 4.8 | 227,244 | 15.0 | Parents who want the safest, most proven basic logger and do not need food or allergen features. |
| Huckleberry | 4.9 | 72,278 | 16.0 | Parents whose single biggest problem is sleep, and who are willing to pay for guidance rather than just a log. |
| Sprout Baby | 4.8 | 31,482 | 18.6 | Parents on current iPhones who want a well-designed tracker and already know the Sprout pregnancy app. |
| Glow Baby | 4.7 | 23,456 | 16.0 | Parents already inside the Glow ecosystem from fertility or pregnancy tracking, who value the community features. |
| Nara Baby | 4.9 | 23,284 | 16.1 | Parents who want the simplest possible free log and are put off by feature-heavy apps. |
MyBaby vs Baby Tracker by Nighp
The most-reviewed baby tracker on the App Store by a wide margin. Fast, simple, extremely well established.
Read the comparisonMyBaby vs Huckleberry
The sleep specialist. Predicts nap timing and sells expert sleep plans. The strongest product in this list if sleep is your only problem.
Read the comparisonMyBaby vs Sprout Baby
A polished, long-running tracker from the makers of the Sprout pregnancy apps, with a strong visual design.
Read the comparisonMyBaby vs Glow Baby
Part of the wider Glow family of fertility and pregnancy apps, with a community angle alongside tracking.
Read the comparisonMyBaby vs Nara Baby
A clean, well-liked tracker with a reputation for keeping the essentials free and getting out of your way.
Read the comparisonHow we picked these five
By App Store rating volume, which is the closest public proxy for how many parents actually use an app. All five are free to download, all are actively maintained, and between them they cover the range of approaches — a sleep specialist, two long-running general trackers, an ecosystem app and a minimalist one.
How we keep this fair
- Every hard fact — developer, rating, rating count, minimum iOS, price — is read from the app's own App Store listing, with the date it was read.
- Every page has a “what they do better” section, and it is not padding. If a competitor beats us on something, it is listed.
- We do not reproduce anyone's screenshots or copy.
- Where we cannot verify a subscription price, we say so instead of guessing.
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