| Feature | BedStats | xTracker |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free. No subscriptions or in-app purchases | Free download. Subscription $3.99/month or $23.99/year, $59.99 lifetime |
| Account | None | Not listed |
| Apple Watch app | Yes: timer, heart rate, complications | Yes |
| Heart rate per session | Yes, charted after each session | Not listed |
| iPad | Yes | Yes |
| Apple Health | Yes, free | Yes |
| Shared with a partner | No. Syncs between your own devices | Yes, shared group calendar |
| App lock | Face ID or Touch ID, free | Passcode |
| App Store privacy label | Data Not Linked to You (usage data, diagnostics) | Data Used to Track You (purchases); Data Linked to You (incl. health & fitness) |
From each app's US App Store listing, checked October 20, 2026. “Not listed” means the listing doesn't mention it. Prices and features change, so check the App Store before you decide. All names belong to their owners; BedStats isn't affiliated with them.
Where BedStats stands out
- Free, all of it
- xTracker’s subscription unlocks all content, calendar features and backup. In BedStats everything is free, including iCloud backups.
- Not used to track you
- xTracker’s App Store privacy label lists data used to track you and data linked to you, including health & fitness. BedStats’ label lists only usage data and diagnostics, not linked to you.
- Heart rate
- The BedStats Watch app charts your heart rate for each session.
Where xTracker may suit you better
- Shared calendar
- xTracker lets you share selected entries with partners in a group calendar. BedStats doesn’t share between people.
- Older iPhones
- xTracker runs on iOS 15 and later. BedStats needs iOS 18.
- Extra catalogs
- xTracker tracks toys and outfits as their own catalogs.
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Questions, answered.
Is BedStats a free alternative to xTracker?
Yes. BedStats is free with no subscriptions or in-app purchases. xTracker is a free download with a subscription or lifetime purchase.
Can I import my xTracker history into BedStats?
xTracker integrates with Apple HealthKit. If your sessions were saved to Apple Health, BedStats can import them from there.
Which one is more private?
Going by the App Store privacy labels: xTracker lists data used to track you and data linked to you. BedStats lists usage data and diagnostics, not linked to you, and has no account.