Comparison · updated October 2026
TallyTot vs Nara Baby
Nara Baby (Nara Organics) is one of the most popular baby trackers — 4.9★ lifetime on the App Store (about 24,000 ratings); 3.7★ on Google Play. Here’s how it compares with TallyTot, including what Nara Baby does better.
Choose Nara Baby if…
Parents who love Nara’s design and are happy to pay the new subscription or lifetime price.
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 | Nara Baby | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free — no ads, no daily caps, no paywalled basics. | Was free until September 2026. Now a 7-day trial, then $9.99/mo or $99.99 lifetime. |
| Partner / family sync | Yes, free | Yes (paid) |
| Ads | No | No |
| Doctor-visit summary | Yes — one-tap PDF summary | CSV export |
| WHO growth percentiles | Yes, free | Graphs |
| 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 |
Nara Baby details from its US store listing and recent reviews as of October 2026. Prices change — check the store.
What Nara Baby does well
- Beautiful, calm design
- Lots of detail: pumping per side, preloaded foods, diaper details
- Lets you hide activity types you don’t use
What parents complain about
- The switch from free to paid in September 2026 drew many 1-star reviews
- Lower rating on Android
Pricing
Nara Baby: Was free until September 2026. Now a 7-day trial, then $9.99/mo or $99.99 lifetime. Free: After the trial the app is read-only, with CSV export of your history. Paid: All logging.
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 Nara Baby 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 Nara Baby?
- It depends on what you need. Nara Baby is best for: parents who love Nara’s design and are happy to pay the new subscription or lifetime price. 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 Nara Baby cost?
- Was free until September 2026. Now a 7-day trial, then $9.99/mo or $99.99 lifetime. (US prices as of October 2026.)
- Can I switch from Nara Baby 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 Nara Baby’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.