Nara includes unlimited caregivers and Apple Watch support in its paid plans. After the seven-day trial, a plan is needed to add new entries; existing records remain viewable and exportable. Cocoon is free right now and supports importing Nara CSV exports. Cocoon offers planning estimates with a published method, a private journal and checkup reports, but does not yet offer an Apple Watch app or infant growth percentiles. Growth is recorded below age two, with CDC percentiles from age two.
Cocoon vs Nara Baby
Nara Baby is an ad-free baby and pregnancy tracker with monthly and lifetime plans. Its plans include unlimited caregivers, Lock Screen timers, Siri and an Apple Watch app.
Feature comparison
| Cocoon | Nara Baby | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Every feature free right now; no ads, no subscription | Seven-day trial; monthly or lifetime plan for continued logging |
| Next-nap predictions | Free from the first log: typical for age, then tuned to your baby; method published | Wake-window history; check their site |
| Guided sleep program | Yes, free — 5 approaches, 7 or 14 nights | Age-based guides; check their site |
| Works fully offline | Yes — offline-first | Check their site |
| Photo & video journal | Yes, private journal built in | Check their site |
| Multi-caregiver sync | Yes, free — admin, caregiver or view-only | Unlimited caregivers included in a paid family plan |
| Lock Screen timers & Siri | Yes — widgets, Live Activities, Siri, Android widget | Yes — plus Apple Watch |
| Report for the doctor (PDF) | Yes, free — checkup report | Check their site |
| Import from other apps | Yes — 10 apps, camera roll and CSV | Check their site |
| Full data export (logs + media) | Logs and journal media in a backup file; some settings are separate | CSV export remains available without a paid plan; media varies |
| No ads, data never sold | Yes | Ad-free; check their privacy policy |
| Growth percentiles | CDC ages 2–20; recorded growth under two | Check their site |
| Evidence-based guides built in | Yes — 225 guides | Age-based feeding & sleep guides |
The calm tracker that also remembers
Every feature is free right now — no ads, no subscription. Offline-first, and yours to export anytime. Log feeds, sleep and nappies in seconds — and keep the photos and milestones too.
Common questions
Is Cocoon free compared with Nara Baby?
Every feature is free right now — no ads, no subscription. In Cocoon that includes logging, the photo journal, nap and feed windows, the sleep program, growth percentiles, reports and multi-caregiver sync. Nara Baby's pricing is summarised above; check their site for current details.
Can I switch from Nara Baby to Cocoon?
Yes. Cocoon imports your Nara Baby export — see the step-by-step switching guide — and skips duplicates, so it's safe to import more than once. You can export everything from Cocoon later too; there's no lock-in either way.
What does Nara Baby do better than Cocoon?
Nara includes unlimited caregivers and Apple Watch support in its paid plans. After the seven-day trial, a plan is needed to add new entries; existing records remain viewable and exportable. Cocoon is free right now and supports importing Nara CSV exports. Cocoon offers planning estimates with a published method, a private journal and checkup reports, but does not yet offer an Apple Watch app or infant growth percentiles. Growth is recorded below age two, with CDC percentiles from age two.
Written by Cocoon, one of the products compared. This comparison reflects publicly available information and our reading of each app as of September 2026, with Nara pricing and features rechecked 24 October 2026. Features and pricing change often — please check each provider's current website before deciding. Product names belong to their owners.