MyBaby vs Baby Tracker by Nighp
The most-reviewed baby tracker on the App Store by a wide margin. Fast, simple, extremely well established.
App Store facts below were read from both listings on 2026-08-29. Apps change — check the listings before deciding.
MyBaby
- Developer
- Macca Design d.o.o.
- App Store rating
- 5.0 from 4 ratings
- Minimum iOS
- 15.0
- Free to download
- Yes
- Best for
- Parents introducing solids who want ingredient-level allergen tracking alongside the basics.
Baby Tracker by Nighp
- Developer
- Nighp Software LLC
- App Store rating
- 4.8 from 227,244 ratings
- Minimum iOS
- 15.0
- Free to download
- Yes
- Best for
- Parents who want the safest, most proven basic logger and do not need food or allergen features.
What each one does
| Feature | MyBaby | Baby Tracker by Nighp |
|---|---|---|
| Sleep tracking | Yes | Yes |
| Per-side nursing timer | Yes | Yes |
| Bottle & pumping | Yes | Yes |
| Diaper log | Yes | Yes |
| Solid-food database with allergens | Yes | No |
| Allergic-reaction logging | Yes | No |
| Recipes | Yes | No |
| WHO / CDC growth charts | Yes | Yes |
| In-app assistant | Yes | No |
| Interface languages | 8 | 14 |
| Home screen widgets | Yes | Not stated |
| Lock Screen live timer | Live Activity | Not stated |
| Apple Watch app | No | Not stated |
| Track twins / several children | Yes | Not stated |
Where each one wins
What Baby Tracker by Nighp does better
- The most established tracker in this comparison by a very large margin, with years of reviews behind it.
- Very fast, focused logging with a long track record of stability.
- Supports iOS 15, so it runs on older devices than some competitors.
- Their App Store listing is localised into 14 languages to our 8.
What MyBaby does better
- An ingredient database with allergen flags, iron content and per-age serving guidance.
- Allergic-reaction logging against specific foods.
- Recipes built from ingredients already introduced.
- An in-app assistant that answers questions using your own logged data.
Pricing
Baby Tracker by Nighp: Free to download. Their listing does not state subscription prices in the description text — check the App Store listing for current in-app purchase pricing.
Source: Baby Tracker App Store listing.
MyBaby: MyBaby is free to download and free to use for one child on one account, with ads. Premium ($3.99 a month or $29.99 a year) adds reports and insights and removes the ads. Professional ($6.99 a month or $49.99 a year) adds a second parent, more than one child profile and the AI assistant, and is also available as a one-time $79.99 lifetime purchase. Prices are US App Store prices and vary by country.
The verdict
Baby Tracker is the safe, proven choice for straightforward logging, and its review count reflects years of parents relying on it. MyBaby is the better fit once solids start, because that is where the ingredient and allergen tracking earns its place — and it is the one thing this app does not try to do.
Baby Tracker by Nighp is a trademark of Nighp Software LLC. This page is an independent comparison and is not affiliated with or endorsed by them. Facts were verified on 2026-08-29; products change, so check both App Store listings before deciding.
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CompareTry MyBaby free.
No subscription needed to track, share or read the food database.
