The Free Baby Tracker App — No Ads, No Account Required.
Pip is a free baby tracker app for logging feedings, diaper changes, and sleep — no ads and no account required. Two taps is all it takes to record a feed at 3 a.m., and everything is saved right on your device. Want cloud backup and one live log shared with your partner? That is an optional premium subscription. Built to be quiet, quick, and out of your way.
Free to download · no ads · no account required
Free where it counts
The everyday tracking — feedings, diapers, sleep — is free to use, with no ads and no sign-up, and it all lives on your device. Cloud backup, syncing across devices, and sharing with your partner are an optional premium subscription.
Free to use
Log feedings, diapers, and sleep as much as you want. The everyday tracker is free, with no ads.
No ads
You will never see an ad for formula, diapers, or anything else while you are logging a feed.
No account required
Open the app and start tracking. No sign-up wall, no email harvest before you can use it.
Works offline
Log a change in a nursery with no signal. Your entries are saved right on your device.
Typical “free” baby apps
- Ads between your logs
- A paywall on the everyday basics
- An account required before you start
- Upsells at every turn
Pip
- No ads, anywhere
- Everyday tracking, free
- No account needed to start
- Premium is optional, never forced
Ways parents use it
One simple tracker for the whole feeding-sleeping-changing routine, built with both parents in mind.
Feeding tracker
Log every feed with a timer or a tap.
Sleep & nap tracker
See naps and nights at a glance.
Diaper log
Wet, dirty, or both — logged in a tap.
Breastfeeding tracker
Time each side without the mental math.
Bottle-feeding tracker
Track amounts and timing for bottles.
Newborn tracker for dads
Built for hands-on dads from day one.
Partner & family sync
Share one live log across devices with premium.
Postpartum wellness
Gentle check-ins for how you are doing.
From the blog
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Read post →Questions parents ask
- Is Pip really free?
- Yes. The everyday tracking — feedings, diapers, and sleep — is free to use, with no ads and nothing you have to buy. Your data is stored on your device. An optional premium subscription adds cloud backup, syncing across devices, and sharing with your partner.
- If it's free, what's the catch?
- There isn't one. The free tier has no ads and no sign-up, and it stays fully usable on its own. If you later want your log backed up to the cloud and shared with your partner across devices, that is an optional paid upgrade — never required.
- Do I need to create an account?
- No. You can open the app and start logging right away. No sign-up wall stands between you and tracking your baby. An account is only needed if you choose premium cloud sync and partner sharing.
- Does it work offline?
- Yes. You can log feeds, changes, and sleep with no connection at all — your entries are saved right on your device, so nothing depends on being online.
- Is it on iPhone and Android?
- Yes. Pip is available on both the App Store and Google Play.
- Can both parents use it together?
- Yes, with a premium subscription. Cloud sync lets both parents share one log and see it update in real time across devices. The free tier keeps your log on a single device.
Start tracking tonight
Download Pip and log your first feed in two taps. It is free, with no ads and no account.