Fertility and IVF support and the pregnancy tracker are free. The baby tracker is free for 7 days. Start at any stage and the next one is ready when you are, with HSE aligned guidance and Public Health Nurse reports.
Built one-handed, for 3am
Log a feed in a single tap. The rest of those quiet minutes are yours.
What parents in Ireland say
Every rating so far is five stars. Here they are, in their own words.
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.
S. K.on Google
So my partner put me on to this app, and I shrugged whatever. I couldn't have been more wrong. To keep track of anything in the newborn stage with lack of sleep, this app does it all and is easy to use. Can't recommend enough for new parents
Shane H.on Google Play, 2 September 2026
I must say Lullagram has been a huge help in the house for the simple things. As most parents do, we take shifts at night and knowing what the baby drank and at what time helps during changeover. We both have access to the same account so I can see what my partner logged on the last feed without having to wake her. It also keeps track of everything for the PHN who thinks it's a great idea. There's loads of extras on it so it's definitely worth a punt.
Dean H.on Google
Really good app. There are loads of additional extras outside the tracking but really helps if parents are taking night shifts and you want to see what has happened before you took over. The timing to let you know when the next feed potentially is also quite handy. loads of reports for the health nurse too. One stop shop for everything really.
Maria M.on Google Play, 20 August 2026
Very handy app, quick add features for feeds/nappy changes etc is so handy. Well worth a try for sure as soon far it's made things more manageable for us !
Eoin K.on Google
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.
S. K.on Google
So my partner put me on to this app, and I shrugged whatever. I couldn't have been more wrong. To keep track of anything in the newborn stage with lack of sleep, this app does it all and is easy to use. Can't recommend enough for new parents
Shane H.on Google Play, 2 September 2026
I must say Lullagram has been a huge help in the house for the simple things. As most parents do, we take shifts at night and knowing what the baby drank and at what time helps during changeover. We both have access to the same account so I can see what my partner logged on the last feed without having to wake her. It also keeps track of everything for the PHN who thinks it's a great idea. There's loads of extras on it so it's definitely worth a punt.
Dean H.on Google
Really good app. There are loads of additional extras outside the tracking but really helps if parents are taking night shifts and you want to see what has happened before you took over. The timing to let you know when the next feed potentially is also quite handy. loads of reports for the health nurse too. One stop shop for everything really.
Maria M.on Google Play, 20 August 2026
Very handy app, quick add features for feeds/nappy changes etc is so handy. Well worth a try for sure as soon far it's made things more manageable for us !
Eoin K.on Google
Great app that has everything. great especially around the new born phase where you need to record and keep an eye on everything for doctors/nurses and your own self assurance. Quick action buttons help and although I haven't yet posted on it, the community section is brilliant for help and reassurance that I'm doing things right and that certain things that happen are normal and nothing to worry about.
Dean H.on Google Play, 19 August 2026
Easy and intuitive to use. Lovely interface. A really useful and well made app.
Niamh D.on Google
High Quality app that helped with the sleepless nights. Must have for new parents.
D. O.on Google Play, 14 September 2026
A great app that has made them late night feeds and nappy changes easier. The fact my account links with my partner means we both know how baby is doing and takes away the guess work at night of what time baby is due or has been feed. Looking forward to using the other elements of the app as our little man grows.
Maria M.on Google
Great app, quick add features make life very easy !
Eoin K.on Google Play, 23 September 2026
Great app that has everything. great especially around the new born phase where you need to record and keep an eye on everything for doctors/nurses and your own self assurance. Quick action buttons help and although I haven't yet posted on it, the community section is brilliant for help and reassurance that I'm doing things right and that certain things that happen are normal and nothing to worry about.
Dean H.on Google Play, 19 August 2026
Easy and intuitive to use. Lovely interface. A really useful and well made app.
Niamh D.on Google
High Quality app that helped with the sleepless nights. Must have for new parents.
D. O.on Google Play, 14 September 2026
A great app that has made them late night feeds and nappy changes easier. The fact my account links with my partner means we both know how baby is doing and takes away the guess work at night of what time baby is due or has been feed. Looking forward to using the other elements of the app as our little man grows.
Maria M.on Google
Great app, quick add features make life very easy !
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A look inside
See the whole app before you sign up.
From your fertile days and your pregnancy week by week to a one-tap feed at 3am and a printable report for your Public Health Nurse. Watch it in action, swipe through every screen, then start free.
Trying for a baby and IVF support: free. Pregnancy tracker: free. Baby tracker: free for 7 days, then €4.99 a month. On Google Play for Android, and on iPhone at lullagram.ie/app.
Six apps in one
Every stage, in the one place.
01
Trying for a baby and IVF
Know your fertile days and get the HSE guidance on fertility and free IVF. Free.
Cycle tracking·Fertile days·Ovulation and pregnancy tests·Folic acid·When to see your GP·Free IVF guidance·+ IVF due dates and partner sharing
02
Pregnancy
Your pregnancy week by week, with the Irish dates that matter. Free.
Week by week·Scans and appointments·Maternity Benefit dates·Movements·Contraction timer·Bump diary·Hospital bag·Birth plan·+ name match and HSE guides
03
Logging
Feeds, sleep and nappies in one tap at 3am. Full forms when you want the detail.
Follow your pregnancy week by week, from week 4 to 42, with the Irish dates that matter: your scans, the whooping cough vaccine and when to apply for Maternity Benefit. Keep a bump diary, share each week with family on WhatsApp and pick names together from the CSO's list of Irish baby names.
When your baby arrives, the baby tracker is ready in the same app. The pregnancy section is free.
Track your cycle and see your likely fertile days, log ovulation and pregnancy tests and tick off your folic acid each day. The HSE guidance is built in: when to see your GP, and how the free IVF scheme works, from GP referral to the regional fertility hubs.
Share your fertile days with your partner if you choose. When you get your positive test, your pregnancy tracker starts in the same app. It's all free.
Not ready to sign up yet? Leave your email and we'll notify you when the Android app launches.
You're on the list. We'll be in touch.
If you've tried the others
You'll already know.
The big-name baby trackers were not built with Irish parents in mind. Four things you'll have noticed.
Yearly subscriptions north of €100 to unlock sleep insights that should be standard.
Schedules built around the American calendar, not the HSE's immunisation programme.
"Diapers", "pacifiers" and "mommy" everywhere. None of the language your PHN actually uses.
Communities full of strangers in another country giving advice your GP would not recognise.
Built for parents who'd otherwise forget. Your sleep-deprived brain doesn't have to remember the 2am feed. Lullagram does.
Why parents stay
The "where has this been?" list.
Four things parents tell us they use Lullagram for. Each one is a small frustration that finally goes away.
Ready for the PHNOne-tap healthcare summary, printable, ready for the next PHN or GP visit.
Answers at 3amPlain answers to your 3am "is this normal?" questions, without a forum rabbit hole.
Irish parents, not strangersAn Irish-parent community for the questions you would not ask Google.
Your PHN's languageNappies, soothers, paediatrician. HSE doses. No translating in your head.
Getting started
Open the app. Start tapping. Done.
There's no setup wizard or tutorial video. You sign up, tell us your baby's name, and you're in.
1
Sign up
Email and password works, or use Google if that's easier. Tell us your baby's name and date of birth and that's it.
About 30 seconds
2
Start logging
Feed, sleep, nappy or supplement, all from the home screen. The buttons reorder themselves to match what you tap most.
A second per tap
3
Read the patterns
After a few days the app starts giving you insights based on what you've logged, and your healthcare report is ready any time you want to show the PHN.
From day 3 or so
12Things to track
1.2sAverage tap to log
FreePregnancy and fertility
7 daysBaby tracker free
It's the small details you'll go back to.
When did she sleep through? How many wet nappies that week she was off? It's all in there, searchable.
One-stop shop
Everything you need, in one app.
Twelve categories of features. Trying for a baby and IVF and the pregnancy tracker are free. Everything for your baby is included in the 7-day free trial and the subscription. Tap any heading to see what is inside.
01Trying for a baby and IVF Free
Your cycle at a glance. The day of your cycle, when your next period is due and the day to take a test if it doesn't come.
Fertile days and ovulation. Your likely fertile days and predicted ovulation, worked out from your own cycle, on a calendar you can flick through month by month.
Log today. Period flow, how you feel, cervical fluid, ovulation tests, temperature on waking and pregnancy tests. Only you can see it.
Folic acid tick. The HSE advises 400 micrograms every day, starting at least 3 months before you get pregnant. Tick it off each day.
HSE guidance, built in. Your fertile days, how long it can take, healthy habits, when to see your GP (sooner if you're 36 or over), early signs of pregnancy and pregnancy tests.
Fertility help and free IVF. How your GP refers you to a regional fertility hub and who qualifies for free IVF, ICSI or IUI, with links to the HSE. Free IVF in Ireland, explained.
Share with your partner, if you choose. They see your period days, test results and fertile window. Symptoms, temperature and notes stay private.
Miscarriage and loss. Gentle HSE guidance and support, there if you ever need it.
Positive test? Your pregnancy tracker starts in the same app, ready to go.
02Pregnancy tracker Free
Week by week, 4 to 42. Your baby's size in cm and grams, compared with fruit and veg, Irish animals or sweets and treats, and what changes for you this week.
Your due date. Worked out from your last period, conception, IVF transfer or dating scan. Twins too. Try the free due date calculator.
In Ireland, coming up. The Irish dates for your stage, from the free Maternity and Infant Care Scheme to your scans, the whooping cough vaccine and Maternity Benefit, ticked off as you go.
Timeline. Scans, vaccines and leave, laid out for your whole pregnancy.
Appointments. GP, midwife and scan dates, all in one place.
Baby's movements. Get to know your baby's pattern, with the HSE advice on when to ring your maternity unit.
Contraction timer. Tells you when the HSE says it's time to ring your maternity unit.
Symptoms and mood. Log how you feel. If you log feeling low a few times, the app gently points you to perinatal support.
Bump diary. A photo a week. Share each week with family as a picture card, ready for WhatsApp.
Hospital bag, birth plan and lists. An Irish hospital bag list, a birth plan, questions for your midwife and shared to do and shopping lists.
Baby name match. Pick favourites with your partner from the CSO's list of Irish baby names and see which ones you both love.
For your partner. A daily tip for your partner, like a foot rub at the end of the day.
Your maternity unit. Choose from all 19 Irish maternity units, each linked to its HSE page and maternity emergency service.
Baby's here? One tap and the baby tracker is ready, and your free 7 days start then.
03What you can log
Feeds. Breast (with an L/R timer that survives if you close the app), formula bottles or expressed milk. Volumes in ml.
Quick breast feed. One tap from any screen starts the timer on the correct side, alternating automatically from your last feed.
Sleeps. A running timer with a persistent banner so you can't forget it's going. Day versus night kept separate.
Nappies. Wet, dirty or mixed. Daily totals roll up automatically.
Vitamin D and other supplements. HSE dose preset built in. Add custom supplement names and they save for next time.
Weights. Kilograms and grams. Charted on a line so you can see the trajectory.
Solid foods. What was eaten, plus any reaction tracked separately.
Milestones. First smile, first roll, first word. Confetti when you log one.
Mood. A 9-point scale from grumpy to playful. Useful for spotting patterns weeks later.
Appointments. Reminded the day before.
Notes. Free-text journal, tagged, searchable.
What you gave. A plain record of what was administered and when. No judgement, just history.
04Sleep tracking
Sleep Window. A wake-window forecast that tunes to your baby's age and the patterns it sees from your logs.
Sleep training programmes. Several gentle methods, each with a description, what to expect, and notes on which babies it suits.
Persistent timer banner. Stop a sleep timer from any screen in the app, even when you've forgotten it was running.
Day versus night. Naps tracked separately from overnights so you can see what's improving.
Longer-term patterns. Total sleep, average wake windows, longest stretches, week by week.
Optional alerts. A gentle nudge fifteen minutes before the next window opens, if you want it.
Night-feed mode. Between 10pm and 6am, the app switches to three giant buttons: breast, bottle, nappy. Dimmer screen, less fiddling, back to sleep faster.
Fell asleep with the timer running? After two hours, the app asks if you nodded off and offers to end it at a sensible time. No more four-hour "feeds" wrecking your data.
05Smart features
Daily AI Insights. Short, specific observations based on what you've actually logged. Not generic parenting advice.
Ask Lulla. A chat for the 3am "is this normal" moments. Plain English, no waffle.
Pattern detection. Things like sleep up by 30% this week, or feed gaps shortening on Tuesdays. You'd never spot them in raw logs.
Suggested next steps. Based on what your logs are pointing to, not on a generic template.
Coming up. The home screen shows your next appointment and when vaccines are due, calculated from your baby's date of birth. No surprises at the GP.
Share today's summary. One tap generates a plain-text summary of today's feeds, sleeps and nappies. Send it to your partner, your mam, or the childminder on WhatsApp.
06For PHN and GP visits
Healthcare Report. A printable summary of feeds, sleeps, nappies, weights and any concerns you've flagged. Ready for the appointment.
Email it to yourself. For your records, or to forward on if your GP wants to see it.
HSE vaccine calendar. A visual timeline of every vaccination due, computed from your baby's date of birth. Shows what's been given, what's next, and what's coming. Updated for the October 2024 HSE schedule change.
PHN visit schedule. The standard HSE developmental check dates (2-week, 3-month, 7-9 month and beyond), calculated for your baby.
Appointment tracking. Date, time, location and any prep notes you want to keep.
Flag concerns. When something's bothering you at 11pm, jot it down so it's waiting in the next report.
07Two-parent households
Both parents share the data. Log on one device, it's on the other within a second.
Invite your partner. Generate an 8-character code, send it on WhatsApp, and your partner joins the household in seconds. Each parent has their own login.
Handover summaries. Heading out? Tap "Create handover" and the app compiles the last eight hours of feeds, sleeps, nappies and medication into a message you can send to whoever's taking over. Add a note ("she's been grumbly, might be teeth") and hit share.
More than one baby. Twins or siblings, each with their own data and their own filters.
Per-baby toggles. Switch the home screen and timeline between children with one tap.
One subscription covers everyone. No per-seat pricing, no upgrade for the second parent.
08Made for Ireland
Irish English. Nappies, soothers, paediatrician. None of that mommy-and-diaper stuff.
Metric weights. Kilograms and grams, the way your nurse will weigh the baby.
HSE schedules and doses. Vitamin D, vaccines, all matched to what the Irish system actually uses.
HSELive, Pieta and Samaritans. Signposted where they matter, not hidden under five settings menus.
Made in Ireland. Built by Christopher in his kitchen, not a US startup with an Irish wrapper.
09The community
Moderated threads with other Irish parents going through the same things you are.
Kind by design. No influencer drama. No rage-bait. No strangers giving medical opinions dressed up as advice.
Reply notifications when someone responds to your post. A red dot, nothing more aggressive.
Categories covering sleep, feeding, weaning, milestones and anything else worth a chat.
10Parent wellbeing
Daily check-in. Once a day, the app asks how you're doing. Five options from "good" to "overwhelmed." One tap, no essay required.
It notices patterns. Three tough days in a row and a gentle card appears with Parentline, Samaritans, HSELive and Pieta House numbers. Irish services, not American hotlines.
Private to you. Your partner can see the baby's data but not your wellbeing check-ins. That's yours.
Optional in reports. Choose whether to include your check-ins when you export a healthcare report. Your GP might find it useful. Or not. Your call.
Skip any time. No guilt, no reminder, no "you haven't checked in for 3 days!" nagging. The app works for you, not the other way around.
11Small details
Two themes. Warm Petal pink or cool Slate blue, swap any time from settings.
Dark mode for the 4am scrolls when your eyes are wrecked.
Continue with Google if you'd rather not deal with another password.
Works offline. Log a feed in a coffee shop with no signal. It syncs when you're back online.
Hardware back button does what you'd expect on Android. (You'd be surprised how many apps get this wrong.)
Custom supplement names save for quick-pick next time.
Quick log from any screen. Feed, sleep, nappy or supplement, all one tap.
12Privacy and data protection
Data storage. All user data is stored within an EU data centre located in Ireland, operated by Supabase Inc.
GDPR compliance. Lullagram has been built to comply with the General Data Protection Regulation from initial release.
No advertising or data sale. Lullagram does not display advertising, sell user data, or engage in behavioural tracking.
Data export. Users may export the complete data record as a JSON file at any time from within the application.
Account deletion. Account deletion is available from within the application. All associated data is permanently removed within 30 days of request.
Encryption. Data is encrypted in transit using TLS 1.2 or higher, and encrypted at rest.
Your agreement first. Pregnancy and cycle details are health data, so the app asks for your agreement before it stores them.
In plain English
A free pregnancy and fertility tracker, and a baby tracker you share with your partner.
Most parents land here after searching for one specific thing. Here's the short answer to each.
A free pregnancy tracker, week by week, for Ireland
Your baby's size and what changes for you every week from 4 to 42, your due date from your last period, conception, IVF transfer or scan, and the Irish dates that matter: the free Maternity and Infant Care Scheme, your scans, the whooping cough vaccine and when to apply for Maternity Benefit.
A contraction timer, baby's movements, a bump diary and baby name match with your partner are all included. It's free, with no trial and no card. See your pregnancy week by week.
Free fertility and IVF support
Track your cycle, see your likely fertile days and predicted ovulation, and log ovulation and pregnancy tests. The HSE guidance on folic acid, when to see your GP and how long it can take is built in.
If you need help, the app explains how the HSE's free IVF scheme works, from GP referral to the regional fertility hubs. Free, with no trial and no card. Who qualifies for free IVF in Ireland.
A baby feeding tracker for every kind of feed
Breastfeeding with a left and right timer that keeps running if you close the app. Bottles and formula in millilitres. Expressed milk. Solids once weaning starts. Lullagram shows how long since the last feed on the home screen, so nobody has to remember or text to ask.
It also learns your baby's rhythm and predicts when the next feed is likely due, which is useful when you're trying to time a shop or a nap. Read more about how to tell if your baby is feeding enough.
Share the baby app with your partner, in real time
Both parents sign into the same household on their own phones. One logs a feed at 3am, the other sees it the moment they wake up. No exporting, no screenshots, no "did you do the 6 o'clock one?"
One subscription covers the household. There's no per-parent charge, and a handover summary keeps a grandparent or childminder up to date.
Free to try, and easy to leave
Every baby tracker feature is unlocked free for 7 days, no card needed: feeding, sleep, nappies, growth charts, insights, PHN reports and community. After that it's €4.99 a month for the whole household, and you can cancel anytime. The pregnancy tracker and the trying for a baby and IVF section are free, with no trial and no card.
There are no ads and your data is never sold. The subscription is what pays for the app instead.
One baby app instead of five
Feeding tracker, sleep tracker, nappy tracker, growth charts, milestones, wake windows, weaning log and medication reminders in a single app, not four separate ones that don't talk to each other.
Works on Android from Google Play, and on iPhone straight from Safari at lullagram.ie/app. Sign up free, then add it to your home screen and it works just like a normal app.
Commitments
What Lullagram commits to.
Six statements of fact about how the service operates. No marketing claims.
Independent Irish development
Lullagram is designed and developed in Ireland by an independent developer. It is not funded by venture capital or operated by an overseas company.
EU data residency
Account and tracking data are stored in an EU data centre located in Ireland. Where a service we use processes data outside the EU, such as the AI provider behind Ask Lulla, it is covered by the European Commission's Standard Contractual Clauses, as set out in our privacy policy.
GDPR compliance
Lullagram complies with the General Data Protection Regulation. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Users may export or delete their data at any time from within the application.
No advertising
Lullagram does not display advertising of any kind. The service is funded exclusively by user subscriptions.
User data is not sold
Lullagram does not sell, lease or otherwise share user data with advertisers, data brokers or anyone else for their own use. The companies that help run the service are named in our privacy policy. This is a contractual commitment within our privacy policy.
Free where you need it
The trying for a baby and IVF section and the pregnancy tracker are free, with no trial and no card. The baby tracker is free for 7 days with every feature included, then €4.99 a month through Google Play or by card. One subscription covers both parents.
Lullagram is made in Ireland and independently run. Every baby tracker subscriber gets full access to every feature, with nothing held back behind extra tiers and no ads.
Pricing
Two services free. The baby tracker free for 7 days.
Start at any stage. If you start with trying for a baby or pregnancy, your 7 free days of baby tracking begin the day your baby arrives.
Got a code from a friend? Your baby tracker is free for 30 days instead of 7. The baby tracker is billed through Google Play on Android, or by card on iPhone and computers. It renews monthly and you can cancel anytime. Paid by card? You can change your mind within 14 days for a full refund.
C
ChristopherFounder · Dad · Lullagram builderCork, IrelandNew-ish parenthello@lullagram.ie
From the founder
Hi, I'm Christopher.
I’m married to Donna, and we live in Cork.
When our son arrived in 2026, I was a very nervous first-time parent. We tried different apps to track feeds, sleep, weight and everything we needed for our public health nurse appointments. But I kept finding the same problem: the support and information I needed simply wasn’t there in one place.
I found myself searching Google, Facebook and countless other sources for answers, from what was normal with a newborn, to Irish vaccination schedules, healthcare and mental health support. I also found it frustrating that there was so little built around the Irish experience, particularly for women going through IVF, something very close to home for us.
That experience was the catalyst for Lullagram.
We built it to support Irish women and parents through every stage of the journey, whether you’re considering IVF, going through pregnancy, becoming a first-time parent, or simply have a question and don’t know where to turn.
Everything we build is grounded in Irish guidance and trusted resources, with the aim of making the journey feel a little less overwhelming. Whether you’re hoping to have a child one day, expecting your baby, or already have them in your arms, Lullagram is here to help you find the information and support you need.
Because becoming a parent comes with enough questions. Finding the right answers shouldn’t be one of them.
In the press
The 3am feed that started it all.
CorkBeo covered the story behind Lullagram, a sleep deprived 3am feed with baby Rhian that turned into an app for Irish parents.
Claudia López-Morago is a biologist with a PhD in Human Biology and a medical writer specialising in paediatric nutrition and early-life health. Her guides turn the HSE advice and the research into plain answers for parents in Ireland, with every source listed. She's a mum of twins too, so she has done the weaning herself.
Claudia López-Morago, PhDMedical and Scientific WriterAbout Claudia
Is Lullagram a free pregnancy and baby tracker app?
The trying for a baby and pregnancy sections are free. The baby tracker is free for 7 days with every feature unlocked and no card needed, then €4.99 a month for the whole household. There are no ads and your data is never sold, which is why the baby tracker is a subscription.
Can I use Lullagram while I'm pregnant or trying for a baby?
Yes. The trying for a baby section tracks your cycle and likely fertile days, with HSE guidance on folic acid, when to see your GP and the free IVF scheme. The pregnancy section follows you week by week from week 4 to 42, with the Irish dates that matter: your scans, the whooping cough vaccine and when to apply for Maternity Benefit. When your baby arrives the baby tracker is ready in the same app, and your free week starts then.
Does Lullagram help if we need fertility treatment or IVF?
It explains the HSE's free IVF scheme in plain English: who qualifies, how your GP refers you to a regional fertility hub and what to expect, with links to the HSE. If you conceive through IVF, you can work out your due date from your transfer date. Lullagram is not a fertility clinic and does not manage treatment.
Can I share the baby tracker app with my partner?
Yes, it's built for two. Both parents join the same household on their own phones with an invite code, so when one of you logs a 3am feed the other sees it straight away. One subscription covers the household. For a grandparent or childminder, the app makes a handover summary of feeds, sleep and nappies.
Does Lullagram track baby feeding and sleep?
Yes. Breastfeeding with a left and right timer, bottles and expressed milk in millilitres, and solids once weaning starts. It shows how long since the last feed and when the next feeds are likely. Sleep has a running timer with naps and nights kept separate, and a sleep window that suggests when your baby is likely ready for sleep, based on their age and your own logs.
Is there an Android and iPhone app?
On Android, install Lullagram from Google Play. On iPhone or a computer, open lullagram.ie/app in your browser and add it to your home screen, and it works like a normal app with the same features. The same account works on both, so you and your partner can use different phones.
Does it work offline?
Yes. You can log a 3am feed with no WiFi or signal. Entries are kept on your phone and sync as soon as you're back online, so nothing is lost.
Is my data safe?
Yes. Your account and tracking data are stored in the EU, encrypted in transit and at rest. We never sell your data or share it with advertisers, and the few companies that help run the service are named in our privacy policy. Pregnancy and cycle details are only stored once you agree. You can export everything or delete your account from inside the app, and deleted data is erased within 30 days.
What does it cost and how do I cancel?
Trying for a baby and pregnancy are free. The baby tracker is €4.99 a month after a free week, and one subscription covers the household. On Android you pay through Google Play and can cancel there at any time. On iPhone or a computer you pay by card and cancel in the app under Manage subscription. If you pay by card, you can change your mind within 14 days for a full refund.
Is Lullagram a medical app?
No. It's a parenting and tracking app, not a medical device. Its guidance follows the HSE, but it does not replace your GP, midwife, maternity unit or public health nurse. Fertile days and due dates are estimates, and Lullagram is not a form of contraception. In an emergency, ring 112 or 999.
Why pick Lullagram over Huckleberry or other baby tracker apps?
Because it's built for Ireland. It follows the HSE vaccine schedule, uses kilos and millilitres, makes a report for your public health nurse and explains Irish entitlements like Maternity Benefit and Child Benefit. It covers trying for a baby and pregnancy too, all in one app. Your data is stored in the EU and there are no ads.
What happens to my data if I stop using the app?
If you cancel your subscription, your data stays in your account so you can come back to it. If you delete your account, everything is permanently erased within 30 days. You can export your full history from inside the app at any time.
On Google Play for Android. On iPhone, open lullagram.ie/app and add it to your home screen.
Lullagram is a parenting and tracking app, not a medical app. For anything clinical, always consult a qualified healthcare professional. In an emergency, call 112 or 999.
