Import your Huckleberry history
Export a CSV from Huckleberry, then in Cami open your child's data, tap Import Data › Import from Huckleberry and choose the file.
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Before you start
- Add your child in Cami first. Each import goes into one child’s history.
- Use Cami on the iPhone that will receive Huckleberry’s email, or save the file to the Files app where that iPhone can reach it.
- Huckleberry exports one child at a time. With two or more children, export and import once for each.
1. Get the file from Huckleberry
Huckleberry sends the export by email. These are the steps Huckleberry describes in its own help center (Can I export my data from the app?, checked 25 September 2026):
- In Huckleberry, tap the child icon in the menu bar.
- Scroll down and tap Export tracking data as CSV.
- Tap Got it! Email it. Huckleberry emails a download link to the address on your Huckleberry account.
- On your iPhone, open the email and download the CSV. Save it to Files.
2. Import the file into Cami
- Open More, Data & Privacy and tap your child under Manage Data.
- Tap Import Data.
- Under Other apps, tap Import from Huckleberry.
- Tap Choose File and pick the CSV you saved.
- Read the summary. It says how many entries came in, and which rows Cami skipped and why.
In Cami 1.2: open More › (your child)'s Data, then tap Import from Huckleberry.



You can also reach your child’s data from More, Children: tap the child, then Manage Data.
If you have just installed Cami, setup offers the same import. Answer Yes, I’m coming from another app and Cami shows Bring your history, where you can choose the file before your child is created.
What comes across
| In Huckleberry | In Cami |
|---|---|
| Sleep | Sleep, with start and end |
| Feed at the breast | Nursing, with the minutes on each side |
| Feed from a bottle | Bottle, with the amount and whether it was formula or breast milk |
| Diaper | Diaper: Pee, Poo, Mixed, or Other for a dry change. A size goes in the note |
| Pump | Pumping, with the amount |
| Solids | Solids, with each food, how much, how your child liked it and a reaction |
| Notes | The entry’s note |
Imported entries go into your child’s history for the whole family. Everyone in your family sees them on their own phone.
What does not come across
- Growth, temperature, tummy time and screen time. Cami skips these rows and counts them in the summary. You can log growth and temperature in Cami from now on.
- Who logged each entry. Every imported entry shows you under Logged by, because you ran the import.
- A sleep that was still running when you exported. A sleep with no end time is skipped.
Import again without duplicates
Importing the same file twice adds nothing twice: the summary tells you which entries were already in your child’s history. If you changed an entry in Huckleberry after your first import, the changed row arrives as a new entry beside the old one. Delete the old one in Cami if you need to.
Troubleshooting
Cami says the file doesn't look like an export from Huckleberry, Nara Baby or Cami
Choose the CSV exactly as Huckleberry sent it. A file you opened and saved again in a spreadsheet app, or a PDF, can fail. Export again from Huckleberry and import the new file. More help: The import did not work.
The download link in Huckleberry's email does not work
The link stops working after 24 hours. In Huckleberry, tap Export tracking data as CSV again to get a new email.
I chose Huckleberry, but my file is from another app
Cami reads the file, not the row you tapped. If the file is a Nara Baby or Cami export, Cami imports it anyway and the summary names the app it came from.
Moving for good? The guide Switching from Huckleberry covers inviting your partner and the other things to set up.
Still need help?
Write to us and a person reads it, usually within a day. From the app, Send Feedback attaches the details that help us fix it.
In Cami: More › Settings › Send Feedback
