Why people look for a Baby Tracker (Nighty Night) alternative
These are the things people are searching for when they type it — the intent behind the query, and what Our Baby Day does about each:
- Wanting the log to reach a partner's phone without exporting anything. A six-character code adds a co-parent or a carer, and everyone's widgets catch up within seconds of a logged entry.
- Wanting the numbers to turn into something — a pattern, a verdict on last night. The same entries become a scored night, a weekly digest that names bedtime drift and dropped night feeds, and charts you can read in one look.
- Wanting Lock Screen and Home Screen widgets that log, not just display. Sleep, Feed and Diaper sit in Control Center and on the Lock Screen, and the running timer keeps going in the Dynamic Island after you close the app.
Bringing your history across
Export from Baby Tracker (Nighty Night), then import the file. Our Baby Day has a built-in profile for it, so the columns are understood rather than guessed at, and every import arrives as a batch with a receipt — “remove this import” takes the whole thing back out if it read something wrong. The full walkthrough is in switching trackers without losing your history.
What it costs
Our Baby Day is a subscription, with no free tier under it and no second tier above it. $89.99 a year — $7.50 a month, against $179.88 for twelve months bought one at a time — and eligible new subscribers start with 7 days free. Month to month is $14.99, with no trial on it.
Nothing inside is held back: every kind of entry, every day of her history, every chart, the forecast, Ask, family sharing, imports and exports. Ask carries a fair-use ceiling of 300 questions a month per family, which ordinary use does not reach. One subscription covers the family, so a partner or a carer who joins by code never meets a paywall. And if it ends, her history stays readable and exportable — you are not locked out of what you wrote.
Built for the iPhone you have
Our Baby Day is made for iOS 26 and nothing else, which is why its widgets, Lock Screen timers, Control Center buttons and Siri shortcuts are the system's own rather than a wrapper around them. It is on the App Store, and it is small enough to answer its own mail: the address on the support page reaches the person who wrote it.
When staying with Baby Tracker (Nighty Night) makes sense
Baby Tracker (Nighty Night) is a long-running, deliberately plain iPhone tracker built around a list of entries. What it has that we do not: a log that has worked the same way for years; much of the basic tracking is free. So stay if all you want is a plain list of entries, nobody else needs to see it, and you never want anything read back out of it.
How this comparison is kept honest
The description of Baby Tracker (Nighty Night) above was last checked on 2026-09-13, and it deliberately avoids quoting Baby Tracker (Nighty Night)'s prices or tier limits, because those change under us and a stale number is worse than no number. Our own price is quoted, because it is the one we can keep current. If something here is wrong or out of date — including if you work on Baby Tracker (Nighty Night) — write to hello@ourbabyday.com and it gets corrected.