Nara Baby vs Robin Baby: An Honest Comparison (2026)

We make Robin Baby, so read this with that in mind. We’ve tried to be fair: Nara Baby is a well-made app that many parents love, and there are things it does that Robin doesn’t. Here’s how the two compare as of October 2026, so you can pick the right one for your family.

The short version

• Choose Nara Baby if you want pregnancy and postpartum tracking in the same app, enjoy adding photos and journal notes to your log, or prefer a one-time lifetime price.
• Choose Robin Baby if you want everyday tracking to stay free, want to bring your Nara history with you, or want help from voice logging, sleep predictions and an assistant that answers questions from your logs (those three are Premium).

Side by side

Nara details are from Nara Baby’s FAQ and its App Store listing (“Not listed” means we didn’t find it there); Robin details from our own app. Checked October 2, 2026. Features change, so check each app’s listing before you decide.

Where Nara Baby is stronger

Pregnancy and postpartum. Nara tracks your own vitals, mood and recovery during pregnancy and after birth. Robin Baby starts once your baby is born.

Memories in the log. Nara lets you add photos and notes to feeds and milestones, and keep journal entries for yourself. Robin’s photos live in milestone keepsake cards.

A lifetime price. If you’d rather pay once, Nara’s $99.99 lifetime plan means no recurring bill. Robin Premium is a subscription.

Everything in one plan. Nara’s paid plans include unlimited caregivers, Apple Watch and Live Activities. Robin shares with up to three caregivers for free, but unlimited caregivers, the Apple Watch app and Live Activities are Premium.

Simplicity. Nara is a calm, focused tracker. If you mostly log the basics, it does that very well.

Where Robin Baby is stronger

Tracking stays free. After Nara’s trial, logging stops unless you pay. With Robin, tap logging, timers, your timeline, reminders, growth charts, the Solids + Allergen Tracker and sharing with up to three caregivers stay free.

Your history comes with you. Robin imports Nara’s export, including the minutes for each breast, and shows a preview before anything is saved. If a file won’t read, the team will import it for you by hand. See how to export your Nara Baby data.

Nursing and pumping detail. Log a feed afterwards as minutes per side, see your left vs right balance over days and weeks, and record pumping sessions with amounts from each breast and an optional pump timer you can pause. A bottle that mixes breastmilk and formula saves as one feed with both amounts.

Mom’s diet next to baby’s symptoms. Log what you ate, including common triggers like dairy or caffeine, on the same timeline as your baby’s fussiness, rashes and diapers. Useful when your pediatrician or IBCLC asks.

Help when your hands are full (Premium). Say “4 oz bottle at 2, wet diaper at 3” and Robin logs both. Ask “When did she last feed?” or “Has he had egg yet?” and get an answer from your own logs. Get the next nap and bedtime on your Home screen.

Switching from Nara Baby to Robin Baby

1. In Nara, open Activity, tap your child’s avatar, and choose Export Data.
2. In Robin Baby, open Import from another app and pick the file.
3. Check the time zone and the preview, then confirm.
4. Invite your caregivers from Profile → Invite Partner.

You can undo the import any time from Profile → Import history. For a wider look at free trackers, see our Nara Baby alternatives comparison.