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Moving from Huckleberry to Pregnancy Pal

A baby tracker known for sleep, from Huckleberry Labs, with paid plans and a sleep plan you can buy. Last checked November 7, 2026.

How they differ​

What you might needHuckleberryPregnancy Pal
Period and cycle trackingNot stated on the pages we checkedYes
Week-by-week pregnancyNot stated on the pages we checkedYes
Kick counterNot stated on the pages we checkedYes
Contraction timerYesYes
Medication remindersYesYes: Reminders on Android
A report for your doctorPartly: You can share logs with your pediatrician; a report isn’t describedYes: On Plus and Family
Sharing with a partnerYesYes: On Family
Baby tracking after birthYesYes
CommunityNot stated on the pages we checkedYes
Export your dataNot stated on the pages we checkedYes
Works in a web browserNot stated on the pages we checkedYes
iPhone appYesNo

Choose Huckleberry if the baby’s already here and sleep is the problem you need help with. That’s its focus, and it isn’t ours.

Choose Pregnancy Pal if you want the pregnancy and the baby in one record, from before the birth to after it.

How to move across​

There's no automatic import from Huckleberry, so nothing here pretends to bring your history over.

  1. Before you leave Huckleberry, check what it lets you download, and keep that file.
  2. Sign in to Pregnancy Pal with Google and set your dates.
  3. Add your next visit and any medicine you're taking. Start logging from today.
  4. If you want your partner to see part of it, invite them.

Prices and our own plans are side by side on the Huckleberry compare page.

Source: Huckleberry on the App Store.