Comparison · updated October 2026
TallyTot vs Baby Daybook
Baby Daybook (Drilly Apps) is one of the most popular baby trackers — 4.8★ on the App Store; 4.7★ on Google Play (about 69,000 ratings). Here’s how it compares with TallyTot, including what Baby Daybook does better.
Choose Baby Daybook if…
Android families who prefer a one-time lifetime purchase.
Choose TallyTot if…
You want tracking, two-parent sync and doctor summaries free with no ads — plus credit for who did what, the option to start late, and recaps and milestone posts worth sharing.
Side by side
| TallyTot | Baby Daybook | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free — no ads, no daily caps, no paywalled basics. | Premium about $59.99/yr or a lifetime purchase ($59.99–99.99; prices vary). |
| Partner / family sync | Yes, free | Paid |
| Ads | No | No |
| Doctor-visit summary | Yes — one-tap PDF summary | PDF (paid) |
| WHO growth percentiles | Yes, free | Paid |
| Shareable recap of your baby’s stats | Yes — full-screen, video, share link | No |
| Credits who did what (Mom vs Dad) | Yes — every entry credited | No |
| Milestone post templates | Yes — templates + monthly series | No |
| Start late (fill in early months) | Yes — estimate the early months | No |
| Nap / feed predictions | No | No |
| Apple Watch | Not yet | Yes |
| Web app | Yes | No |
| Android | Yes | Yes |
Baby Daybook details from its US store listing and recent reviews as of October 2026. Prices change — check the store.
What Baby Daybook does well
- Especially popular on Android
- Detailed solids tracking with reactions
- Lifetime purchase option
What parents complain about
- Partner sync and full history are paid
- Rating prompts
- Won’t open offline for some users
Pricing
Baby Daybook: Premium about $59.99/yr or a lifetime purchase ($59.99–99.99; prices vary). Free: Logging with 14 days of history. Paid: Family sync, history beyond 14 days, growth charts, full PDF export, sleep schedules.
TallyTot: Free — no ads, no daily caps, no paywalled basics. Tracking stays free — if we add a paid tier, it’ll be for extras like premium post templates.
Where TallyTot is different
- Free for the whole family. Partner sync, the doctor summary and WHO percentiles aren’t behind a paywall.
- Credit where it’s due. Every entry records who logged it — so your recap can show the Mom vs Dad diaper scoreboard.
- A recap worth sharing. A full-screen, Wrapped-style story of your baby’s first months, with music, video export and a link grandparents can open.
- Milestone posts done for you. Monthly age cards, footprint series and more, filled in with your baby’s real numbers.
- Start late. A few rough guesses and the recap counts from birth.
Where Baby Daybook is ahead
- Apple Watch: Yes — TallyTot doesn’t have a Watch app yet.
- A longer track record and a large community of reviews.
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FAQ
- Is TallyTot better than Baby Daybook?
- It depends on what you need. Baby Daybook is best for: android families who prefer a one-time lifetime purchase. TallyTot is best if you want tracking, two-parent sync and doctor summaries free with no ads, credit for who did what, the option to start late, and shareable recaps and milestone posts.
- How much does Baby Daybook cost?
- Premium about $59.99/yr or a lifetime purchase ($59.99–99.99; prices vary). (US prices as of October 2026.)
- Can I switch from Baby Daybook to TallyTot?
- Yes. Start TallyTot today and answer the “early months” questions — your recap will count from your baby’s birthday. TallyTot doesn’t import other apps’ files yet, so keep Baby Daybook’s history or export it for your records.
- Is TallyTot free?
- Yes — logging, partner sync, the doctor-visit summary, WHO percentiles and the recap are free, with no ads.