What’s free in Pixy, and what isn’t

Pixy is free to download, and tracking is free to use for as long as you want it — including Sleep Window prediction, which several apps put behind a subscription. The paid tier is three AI assistants and nothing else: recipes, bedtime stories, and a chatbot for parenting questions. There is no trial period on the free features, because they are not a trial.

FeatureFreePremium
Tracking across ages 0–12 — feeds, sleep, nappies, growth, then potty, routines, homework and choresYesYes
Sleep Window prediction — the next nap or bedtime, from your own logsYesYes
Natural-language logging — “she slept two hours” is parsed and filedYesYes
Caregiver Mode — real-time sync between partners, grandparents or a nannyYesYes
Offline logging — keeps working with no connection, syncs laterYesYes
Memory Book — milestones and moments alongside the dataYesYes
Pixy Community — anonymous parent forumYesYes
AI Chef — recipes by age, allergies and what is in the fridgeYes
AI Storyteller — personalised bedtime storiesYes
AI Chatbot — parenting questions, 24/7Yes

What the subscription actually buys

Three assistants that call a language model, which is the honest reason they cost money: every recipe, story and answer is a request we pay for. Nothing that measures or predicts is behind them. If you never open the AI tools, the free version is not a reduced Pixy — it is the whole tracker.

No trial, no card, no countdown

The free features do not expire and never ask for a card. This matters more than it sounds: “free” in this category often means fourteen days, and a prediction that stops working in the third week of a newborn’s life is worse than one you never had.

What Pixy does not do

  • No data export. Account deletion is documented and works; getting your history out is not.
  • No connected devices — wearables, smart monitors and connected scales do not integrate.
  • No expert-designed sleep plans. A prediction tells you when; a plan tells you what to do, and those are different products.
  • No long track record. Pixy was released in March 2026 and has few reviews outside Turkey.

Questions parents ask

Is Pixy free?

Yes, for tracking. Logging, Sleep Window prediction, caregiver sync, offline mode and the Memory Book are in the free version with no trial period and no card. The subscription covers three AI assistants: recipes, bedtime stories and the chatbot.

Does Pixy charge for sleep prediction?

No. Sleep Window prediction is free. Huckleberry and Baby Tracker both place their equivalent behind a paid tier; Napper and Sofi do not, and neither do a growing number of smaller trackers. Free prediction is a commodity rather than a rarity, so it is a reason not to pay for it elsewhere rather than a reason to pick Pixy.

What do I lose by not subscribing?

The AI Chef, the AI Storyteller and the AI Chatbot. Nothing that logs, measures, predicts or syncs. A family that never opens the AI tools has the complete tracker.

Can I try Premium before paying?

The store handles any introductory offer, so check the current listing. What this page can promise is the other direction: the free features are not on a countdown and will not stop working.