Two phones you already own become a baby monitor.
Sound free forever — no time limit, no account. End-to-end encrypted.
Leave one phone in the baby’s room and keep the other with you: you hear the room live, and when it gets loud you get an alert with the five seconds that set it off.
Also on Android. An iPhone and an Android phone pair with each other too — either one can stay by the cot.
Setting it up
- Install Dozeling on both phones: two iPhones, or an iPhone and an Android phone.
- On the phone that will stay by the cot, choose “This phone stays with the baby”. It shows a QR code.
- On your phone, choose “This phone comes with me” and scan that code, or type it in.
What the free monitor does
- Live room audio through the night, with your screen locked
- Noise alerts in five sensitivity steps, measured against that room’s own background
- A five-second replay of exactly what raised the alert
- Hold to talk back into the room
- The cot phone’s battery on your screen, and a warning before it runs out
- Works over Wi-Fi or mobile data, in the next room or across town
Premium — optional
A monthly or yearly subscription, each starting with a seven-day free trial, or a one-off “forever” purchase. Premium adds:
- The video preview (the free monitor is sound only)
- Smart cry recognition, running on the cot phone itself — switched off until you turn it on
- A sleep sound: soft brown noise at the cot for half an hour
- The whole history — up to 90 sessions and a week-to-week trend
- Up to three parent phones on one cot phone
Private by design
Sound and picture are encrypted end to end between your two phones (WebRTC, DTLS-SRTP), and nothing on our side can read what they carry. The picture is never recorded; when an alert fires, the phone keeps 5 seconds of sound, only on your devices. We never sell your data. The monitor works signed out.
Honest about what it is not
Dozeling never switches the microphone on by itself: you start each watch on the cot phone, which then stays unlocked on a dimmed night screen. Keep both phones on their chargers for the night.
Alerts arrive as Time Sensitive notifications — the strongest level iOS gives an app, but not a guarantee: a Focus mode can hold one back, and no app gets past the silent switch.
Dozeling helps you listen and look. It is not a medical device, it does not watch breathing, movement or any vital sign, and no monitor can promise to catch every sound.