Baby Tracker.

Baby Tracker does one thing and does it simply: log baby activities. For a free app, it covers the basics — feeding, sleep, diaper changes, pumping — and the ability to review past days is genuinely useful. The interface is clean and quick to use, which matters when you're running on little sleep. We'd reach for this app if we wanted zero distractions and didn't need to share data with a partner or doctor. However, the app's limitations become apparent fast. There's no Android or web version, so it's iOS only. You can't track multiple children at once, and there's no export or integration with health platforms. Compared to more popular alternatives like Baby Tracker by Nighp or Glow Baby, this app feels barebones — no growth charts, no feeding timer, no diaper rash log. If you're a single-iPhone household tracking one baby and want something free and ad-free, Baby Tracker works. But families with multiple devices or complex needs will outgrow it quickly. The lack of recent updates or changelog suggests the app may not be actively maintained, which is a concern for long-term use.