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Ambrette alternatives: nap prediction and 15 languages

Ambrette is a French baby tracker whose free plan already includes sleep prediction, wake windows and sharing for up to 2 members, and it runs on iPhone, iPad and Android. Free prediction is not what separates it from Pixy, and on free sharing Ambrette is ahead. Pixy differs in 15 app languages, an age range of 0 to 12 and widgets on both platforms, with partner sharing as a paid feature.

Published 13 October 2026 · Updated 13 October 2026 · 4 min read

Pixy is ours, so read the rest knowing that. Every claim about Ambrette below comes from its own website and its French App Store listing, linked at the foot, read on 13 October 2026.

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What Ambrette offers

Ambrette is a baby tracker aimed at the French market. Its website says its free plan is free for life and includes the full event log, sleep prediction and wake windows, milestones and sharing for up to 2 members. Its paid plans are Premium at 4,99€ a month, which adds a photo of the day and album, a shared agenda, family messaging and up to 5 members, and Pro at 6,99€ a month, which adds unlimited members, food diversification, weekly menus, your own recipes and up to 2 babies. It offers a 7-day free trial. Its store listings mention importing from other apps, which Pixy does not do.

It covers iPhone, iPad and Android and is rated 4.9 from 75 ratings on its French App Store listing. That listing names one language, so check that your language is covered before you commit. It speaks of babies “from birth” and the “first years”, and does not state an upper age.

Side by side

	Ambrette	Pixy
Free plan	Free for life, with sleep prediction, wake windows and sharing for up to 2 members	Free tier with no trial, with nap prediction; partner sharing is paid
Paid plans	Premium 4,99€/month, Pro 6,99€/month; 7-day trial	Paid tiers add sharing with a partner or caregiver
Nap prediction	Free, with wake windows	Free, from your child’s wake windows
Platforms	iPhone, iPad and Android	iOS and Android
Languages	French-market focus; its French App Store listing names one language	15
Ages	From birth, “first years”; upper age not stated	0 to 12
AI tools	Not stated	Small free allowance
Widgets	Not stated	iOS and Android
Import from other apps	Mentioned in its store listings	Not offered

Which one, and for whom

Ambrette, if you read French, want to share the log with one other person without paying, or want a trial of its paid plans.
Pixy, if you want the app in another language, a child older than the baby years, widgets, or an app you can keep for years, and you accept that sharing is paid and that its track record is short.

The full comparison puts seven apps side by side, this guide covers which apps predict sleep for free, and this one what stays free elsewhere.

Questions parents ask

Is Ambrette free?

It has a free plan that its website labels free for life. That plan includes sleep prediction and wake windows, and sharing for up to 2 members. Premium is 4,99€ a month and Pro 6,99€ a month, with a 7-day trial.

Does Ambrette predict naps for free?

Yes, and so does Pixy. Free sleep prediction is not a difference between the two. Ambrette also includes sharing for up to 2 members in its free plan, which in Pixy is a paid feature.

Is there an Ambrette alternative in more languages?

Pixy has 15 app languages. Ambrette focuses on the French market, and its French App Store listing names one language. If you read French, that may not matter to you.

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Track it instead of remembering it

Pixy logs sleep, feeds and routines from newborn to age 12, and predicts the next nap from your child’s own wake windows. That part is free.

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