Boobery vs Baby Daybook
Baby Daybook is the other serious own-it-forever option - a cross-platform all-rounder with schedules and family sync. The honest difference is depth versus reach: Baby Daybook covers both app stores; Boobery goes all-in on the iPhone - one flat price, everything included, nothing drifting behind a paywall later.
$24.99 once - one flat price, every feature included
Lifetime $49.99 list - frequently discounted to ~$29.99; or $4.99/mo
Everything - nothing moves behind a paywall later
Less than it used to - some features have moved behind the paywall over time
No - iPhone and Apple Watch only, built native
Yes - one app across iPhone and Android households
None - open the app and start
Optional - needed for the cross-device sync
Fully - timing, logging, history and stats need no internet
Works offline too - sync catches up when back online
Share any feed as a link - the card carries the data itself, no account on either end
Real-time sync - one purchase covers the whole family
Deliberately calm - no schedules or reminder alerts, by design
Extensive - routines, schedules and reminders throughout
All-in - Live Activities, Dynamic Island, widgets, Siri, a full Watch app
Cross-platform first - one app built for both stores
Choose Boobery if…
Your household runs on iPhone and you want the deepest native version of this: the Lock Screen timer, the Watch app, Siri, one $24.99 price that covers everything it does now and everything it will do later.
Choose Baby Daybook if…
There’s an Android phone in the house. Baby Daybook covers both platforms with a single purchase, and its schedules and reminders are extensive if routine-building is what you want from a tracker.
The short version: both apps sell forever-ownership. The real choice is reach versus depth: one app across iPhone and Android, or the deepest possible version of this built for iPhone.
Baby Daybook is a product of Drilly Apps. Prices and features checked July 2026 from babydaybook.app and the App Store; they may have changed - check before you buy. This page is written by the maker of Boobery, which is exactly why it tries hard to be fair.