Comparison

MyBaby 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.

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 who want one free app that covers sleep, feeding, solids, allergens and growth without a subscription decision.

Huckleberry

Developer
Huckleberry Labs Inc.
App Store rating
4.9 from 72,278 ratings
Minimum iOS
16.0
Free to download
Yes
Best for
Parents whose single biggest problem is sleep, and who are willing to pay for guidance rather than just a log.
Feature by feature

What each one does

FeatureMyBabyHuckleberry
Sleep trackingYesYes
Nap-time predictionNoSweetSpot®
Per-side nursing timerYesYes
Bottle & pumpingYesYes
Solid-food database with allergensYesNo
Allergic-reaction loggingYesNo
WHO / CDC growth chartsYesYes
Real-time caregiver sharingProfessionalYes
Human sleep consultantsNoPaid add-on
Requires a subscription for core trackingNoNo
Requires a subscription for a second parentYesNot stated
Home screen widgetsYesNot stated
Lock Screen live timerLive ActivityNot stated
Apple Watch appNoNot stated
Track twins / several childrenYesYes
Interface languages81 (English)
Straight answer

Where each one wins

Pricing

Huckleberry: Free to download, with a paid Premium membership. Their App Store listing describes a “PREMIUM MEMBERSHIP” but does not state a price in the description text, so check the current price on the listing before relying on any figure.

Source: Huckleberry 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

If sleep is the thing keeping you up, Huckleberry is the better tool and it is not close — the prediction feature and the consultant access are real. MyBaby is the better choice if you want one app that also handles starting solids, allergens and growth without paying, and if you would rather not manage a subscription.

Huckleberry is a trademark of Huckleberry Labs Inc.. 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.