91/100
Wermom
Multi-tracker · iOS/Android
Disclosure: owned by our parent company Wermom Essentials Inc. Even so — the editorial-first model is the best we've tested. Free tier is unusually generous.
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Six reviews, six scores, no fluff.
Each app gets 30 days of real testing — by a real mom — before we publish a single word.
87/100
Huckleberry
Sleep tracker · iOS/Android
SweetSpot predictions are genuinely useful. Premium nags too often. Worth it for the 4-month regression.
Full review →83/100
Solid Starts
Feeding · iOS/Android
Best-in-class for first foods. Search is awkward. Worth the subscription if you're starting BLW.
Full review →71/100
Ovia
Cycle & pregnancy · iOS/Android
Beautiful design. Data-sharing defaults make us nervous. Read the privacy section carefully.
Full review →64/100
BabyCenter
Pregnancy & baby · iOS/Android
Trusted brand, dated UX. Content is solid; the community feed is a 2014 time capsule. Ads are heavy.
Full review →52/100
The Wonder Weeks
Development · iOS/Android
The underlying science is contested. App is glossy but the predictions don't survive replication. Skip.
Full review →Best of guides
If you only read one thing.
Four shortcuts for the four questions we get most.
Sleep
Best for sleep
Our pick: Huckleberry (87/100). The SweetSpot predictions earn their keep through the 4-month regression. Free tier covers basics; Premium for sleep plans.
Read the guide → FeedingBest for feeding
Our pick: Solid Starts (83/100). Hands-down the most useful BLW reference on iOS. Skip if you're not starting solids; essential if you are.
Read the guide → FreeBest free
Our pick: Wermom (91/100). The free tier covers more than most paid trackers. No data sale. No ads. Disclosure: we own it.
Read the guide → PremiumBest premium
Our pick: Huckleberry Premium. Worth it through the 4-month regression. Cancel after.
Read the guide →How we test
12 dimensions, 30 days, no shortcuts.
Every app gets tested by a real mom over 30 consecutive days. Scoring is consistent, transparent, and reproducible.
UI & design
12%
Depth
11%
Accuracy
10%
Medical backing
10%
Multi-category coverage
8%
Price & value
10%
Privacy
8%
Support quality
7%
Integrations
6%
Evidence quality
8%
Community
5%
Update cadence
5%
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Sleep tracking
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Feeding & solids
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