Choose each phone’s role
Keep both phones on the same Wi-Fi. Place the Baby Phone outside the cot, with the other phone with you.
Give a spare phone a useful new role. BabyLink is being prepared for local live audio over home Wi-Fi, with connection, microphone and battery status in view.

Concept illustration, not an app screenshot. The current release candidate is audio-only.
One clear status answers the important question first. Advanced controls stay out of the 3 a.m. path.
Keep both phones on the same Wi-Fi. Place the Baby Phone outside the cot, with the other phone with you.
QR or six digits create a trusted family connection.
See connection, microphone and battery facts at a glance.
A completed session can show monitoring time, detected sound events, interruptions, parent checks and connection uptime. BabyLink does not label sleep, crying, waking or health.
The in-app privacy dashboard shows what is active right now, what stays on the phone and how to delete local data. Short sound clips of detected events are kept only if you turn that on (it is off by default), stay on the phone and delete themselves.
No. Audio analysis happens on the Baby Phone and cloud audio/video recording is not part of the product.
No. It is a general-purpose baby monitor and does not diagnose, predict or interpret sleep or health.
The current candidate focuses on two phones on the same Wi-Fi. Monitoring away from home and remote notifications are not ready for release; do not rely on them.
Android and iOS are in pre-release testing. Store downloads are not yet available. Video, lullabies and subscriptions are not enabled in the current release candidate.