Is there one app for pregnancy and the baby?
How one app can take you from trying, through pregnancy, to feeds and sleep, and what it costs at each stage.
In short
Yes. Lullagram, which we make in Ireland, has a free trying for a baby and IVF section, a free pregnancy tracker and a baby tracker in the same app and the same household. When your baby arrives, one tap sets up the baby tracker, and your partner is with you the whole way on their own phone.
- Trying for a baby, IVF and pregnancy tracking are free for good, with no trial and no card.
- The baby tracker is in the same app: free for 7 days, then 4.99 euro a month for the whole household.
- Your partner joins your household with their own login and follows the pregnancy on their own phone.
Most families end up with three apps: one for trying, one for the pregnancy and another for the baby. Here is how one app covers all three, and what it costs at each stage.
Is there one app for pregnancy and the baby?
Yes. Lullagram covers trying for a baby, IVF, pregnancy and the baby tracker in one app. You keep the same login and the same household from start to finish, so nothing has to be moved between apps. We make Lullagram in Ireland, so it follows HSE guidance and works out the Irish dates at every stage.
Do pregnancy apps charge a subscription?
Many do not. Lullagram's pregnancy tracker and its trying for a baby and IVF section are free for good, with no trial and no card. The baby tracker is the paid part, after a 7 day free trial: 4.99 euro a month for the whole household, twins included. BabyCenter and Emma's Diary are free too.
Flo, Pregnancy+ and What to Expect cover week by week tracking and a due date countdown without paying. Our guide to pregnancy apps in Ireland compares them.
Can my partner share the pregnancy app?
Yes. Invite your partner with a code from the Menu and they join your household with their own login on their own phone. A pregnancy is shared with everyone in your household, and there is a tip for your partner each week. When you are trying, sharing your cycle with them is your choice.
Our guide to a baby tracker for both parents covers sharing in detail.
What happens to my pregnancy in the app after the birth?
When your baby arrives, one tap sets up the baby tracker for feeds, sleep, nappies, weight and the HSE vaccine schedule, shared between both parents. Your pregnancy is not lost: your bump diary, baby names and birth plan stay in the Menu under Pregnancy memories, so you can look back at them any time.
Does it help before the pregnancy too?
Yes. The free trying for a baby section keeps a cycle calendar with your likely fertile days, tests and folic acid reminders, and the free IVF tools keep your treatment dates and injections in one place. When you get a positive test, your pregnancy section is one tap away in the same app.
See trying for a baby in Ireland and the IVF app guide.
Is there a pregnancy app for dads?
Lullagram is built for both parents rather than one. Your partner joins your household with their own login, sees the same pregnancy week by week with a tip of their own each week and can pick baby names with you using baby name match. After the birth, both of you log feeds, sleep and nappies.
Does it work on iPhone and Android?
Yes. On Android, Lullagram is on Google Play. On iPhone it runs from Safari at lullagram.ie/app; add it to your Home Screen and it works like a normal app. Mixed households work the same way, and your data is stored in an EU data centre in Ireland, with no ads.
Sources and guidance
This page describes Lullagram as it works today; other apps are described only as their own pages describe them. It is general information, not medical advice. Links checked 17 October 2026.
I've used the app since my now 3 month old was born and it's honestly brilliant. Very handy when me and my husband were doing handovers, no one needed to be woken up or questioned! Great resource for the public health nurse when we had concerns about feeding etc, it was all recorded in the app. It's also really refreshing to have an app like this geared towards parents in Ireland.