Bober Baby Tracker

Bober Baby Tracker

Baby diary for two

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Released
October 2, 2026
Updated
October 26, 2026

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This baby diary allows parents to easily log feeding, sleep, and diaper changes in real-time, syncing automatically between devices. It offers quick logging via Apple Watch and Lock Screen widgets, providing clear insights into the baby's daily rhythm and growth.

✓Shared logging between parents
✓Apple Watch integration
✓Lock Screen and Dynamic Island Live Activities
✓Home Screen widgets
✓Growth charts based on WHO standards
✓CSV import/export for data migration
✓Multilingual support
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What's New in Bober Baby Tracker

1.6

October 26, 2026

Version 1.6 • Night and day on Apple Watch: a new page below "Recent" shows in the morning how your baby slept: total sleep, the longest stretch, how often they woke, the last feed, and whether they are asleep right now. From mid-morning it shows the day: naps, feeds and diapers. Below that, a bar across the hours and every entry with its time and who logged it. A button pages back: night, day, night. Made for the morning after your partner's night shift. • New in the watch's Smart Stack: "Last night" in the morning, "Today" during the day, at a glance. • When you open Bober on the watch, your iPhone checks iCloud first, so your family's entries show up sooner. • On the watch, the crown now sets the time as soon as Sleep opens, instead of scrolling the page; for Bottle and Pump it sets the amount. Tap the time to give the crown back to it. • The round complication shows the time centred and in full, from 100 minutes as "1:40 h".

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User reviews

Great replacement to Nara baby

It has all the features we want and then some!

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FAQ

How does Bober Baby Tracker sync data between parents?

Bober Baby Tracker syncs data automatically between iPhones using iCloud. When one parent logs an activity, it immediately appears on the other parent's device, ensuring both have the same up-to-date information.

Can I use Bober Baby Tracker on my Apple Watch?

Yes, Bober Baby Tracker is designed for Apple Watch. You can log breastfeeding, bottles, sleep, pumping, and diapers directly from your wrist without needing to reach for your phone.

Does Bober Baby Tracker have ads?

No, Bober Baby Tracker is completely ad-free. The developers built the app for personal use and have stated it contains no ads, subscriptions, or in-app purchases.

How does Bober Baby Tracker help me understand my baby's rhythm?

The app provides a 24-hour view that visualizes your baby's daily rhythm and a heat map over weeks. It also displays current activities and the time since the last event on the home screen.

Can I import data from other baby tracking apps into Bober Baby Tracker?

Yes, Bober Baby Tracker supports CSV import for migrating data from other baby trackers, currently including Nara Baby and Huckleberry. This allows you to bring your entire history along.

What languages does Bober Baby Tracker support?

Bober Baby Tracker is available in multiple languages, including German, English, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, and Korean. This applies to the entire app, including explanations and Siri commands.

Is Bober Baby Tracker suitable for tracking multiple children?

Yes, Bober Baby Tracker is designed to handle multiple children and multiple caregivers. You can log various details for each child, including feeding, sleep, diapers, and growth measurements.

What age rating does Bober Baby Tracker have?

Bober Baby Tracker has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for children aged 4 and above, though its primary users are parents tracking infants and toddlers.