Switching from Huckleberry
Import your Huckleberry history, and the months of sleep, feeds and diapers land in your child's story.
Then add the photos, the firsts and the little moments beside them. One private story, by the day and by your child's age.
Start your child's storyEvery nap you timed, every bottle at 3 a.m. Your log shows when the nights got longer and the routine began to settle. It deserves to come with you.
How to switch
One email from Huckleberry, one file per child.
Tap your child's icon, then Export tracking data as CSV. The download link comes by email and works for 24 hours, so save the file the same day.
Enter your email and the six-digit code we send. No password, and the Free plan needs no card.
On the Children page, open your child and choose the export. New here? Add your child's name and birthday first, since the export doesn't carry them, then choose the file.
Check the first and last days you recognize, and a couple of naps or feeds. If something looks wrong, undo the import and try again.
What comes over
Every nap and night, with where they slept. Bottles with the amount and whether it was formula, breast milk or mixed. Breastfeeds with each side's time, and solids.
Diapers with the color and any rash you noted. Weight, height and head size, medicines with their dose, pumping, tummy time and baths.
Huckleberry doesn't say which breast came first, so each side's time comes over without the order. Temperature, potty and anything we haven't seen in a real export aren't imported yet.


The part the export leaves out
Huckleberry's export holds tracking data only, so photos stay behind. Add the ones you want to keep on the day they belong to, with a line about what happened.
From then on, the night feed and the first real laugh sit in the same story.


After the import
Once the history is in, you don't have to choose.
Start a nap or a feed with a tap and let the timer count along. The newest is on top.
Invite your partner as a parent. You both add to the same story and see what the other added.
A private space shows grandparents just the moments you choose. Viewers are free and unlimited.
A doctor's report puts feeds, sleep, diapers, growth and medicines day by day in one PDF, on every plan.
A gentle switch
For the first few days, log new entries in Cutiko and keep Huckleberry as a reference. Keep the CSV too.
Still logging in Huckleberry for a while? Export again later and import the new file into the same child. Only the entries Cutiko doesn't have yet are added.
Questions
Yes. In Huckleberry, tap your child's icon and choose Export tracking data as CSV. Download the file from the email, then import it on the Children page, into a child you've added or a new one.
Huckleberry's download link lasts 24 hours. Export again from the app and you'll get a fresh one.
The Huckleberry export holds the entries but not your child's profile. Add them on the Children page first, then choose the file.
No. Importing again adds only what's new. You can also undo an import if something looks wrong.
Export each child from Huckleberry and import each file into that child. Every file holds one child, so each history goes into the right story.
Yes. The Free plan has no time limit and needs no card. Paid plans add room for more photos and videos.
No. Cutiko is not affiliated with or endorsed by Huckleberry. Huckleberry is a trademark of its owner.
Free to start. No card, no password.