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Dozling alternatives: caregiver sharing and ages 0-12
Dozling (formerly SleepSpot) is a baby sleep app for 0 to 24 months with free core Sleep Window predictions, Premium for the detailed ones, and no caregiver sharing yet, though its FAQ says one is in the works. It lists four languages and is rated 5.0 from only 6 ratings. Pixy also predicts naps free, so that is not the difference; the differences are ages 0 to 12, 15 languages, and sharing, which Pixy offers in its paid family tiers.
Published 13 October 2026 · Updated 13 October 2026 · 4 min read
Pixy is ours, so read the rest knowing that. Every claim about Dozling below comes from its own App Store and Google Play listings and its FAQ, linked at the foot, read on 13 October 2026. Dozling is the new name of SleepSpot.
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What Dozling offers
Dozling is a baby sleep app for ages 0 to 24 months. Its FAQ says sleep tracking, wake windows, lullabies and basic insights are free, and that the core Sleep Window predictions are free; Premium adds detailed Sleep Window predictions, advanced reports and multiple baby profiles. It also has widgets on iOS and Android, more than 20 sounds, a room noise and light check, offline use, and needs no account.
It lists four languages on the App Store (English, German, Polish and Spanish), against Pixy’s 15. US prices are $19.99 a year, $24.99 for lifetime and $2.99 a week, and a one-off lifetime price is a real point in its favour. It is rated 5.0 on the App Store, but from only 6 ratings, too few to say much. On iPhone it needs iOS 17 or later and covers Android through Google Play.
There is no caregiver sharing yet; its FAQ says the team is working on one. On iOS, data syncs only between devices on the same iCloud account.
Side by side
| Dozling | Pixy | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free with in-app purchases; $19.99 a year, $24.99 lifetime, $2.99 a week (US) | Free tier with no trial; partner sharing is paid |
| Nap prediction | Core Sleep Window predictions free; detailed ones Premium | Free, from your child’s wake windows |
| Caregiver sharing | Not yet; its FAQ says it is being built | Paid family tiers |
| Platforms | iPhone (iOS 17+) and Android | iOS and Android |
| Languages | 4 on the App Store | 15 |
| Ages | 0 to 24 months | 0 to 12 |
| Widgets | iOS and Android | iOS and Android |
Which one, and for whom
- Dozling, if your baby is under two, you want sleep-first with sounds and offline use, you read English, German, Polish or Spanish, or you prefer a one-off lifetime price.
- Pixy, if you want an app that carries on to age twelve, need more languages, or want caregiver sharing and are willing to pay for a family tier.
The full comparison puts seven apps side by side, this guide covers which apps predict sleep free, and Luli is another sleep-first option.
Questions parents ask
Is Dozling free?
Partly. Its App Store listing says Free with in-app purchases, and its FAQ says sleep tracking, wake windows, lullabies, basic insights and the core Sleep Window predictions are free. Detailed predictions, advanced reports and multiple baby profiles are Premium.
Does Dozling have caregiver sharing?
Not yet. Its FAQ says the team is working on a dedicated caregiver sharing feature. On iOS it syncs only between devices on the same iCloud account. Pixy offers partner and caregiver sharing in its paid family tiers, not on the free tier.
What ages does Dozling cover?
Its listing says 0 to 24 months. Pixy covers ages 0 to 12.
Sources
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General information, not medical advice. Every child develops on their own timeline and the ranges here are typical, not targets. Pixy is a tracking tool, not a medical device. For anything about your child’s health, ask your paediatrician or health visitor.
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.