Turn two phones you already own into a secure, real-time baby monitor. No extra hardware, no subscription required — just peace of mind.
Use phones you already own. BabyRelay connects your devices directly whenever possible. On restricted networks, Base and Pro fall back to an encrypted relay so the stream still gets through.
Place one phone near your baby. Open BabyRelay, tap Start Baby Mode — the camera and microphone start streaming immediately.
Your baby phone generates a 6-digit code or QR code. Scan it once with your viewing device — they're paired. End-to-end encrypted, always.
Live video and audio on your second phone. Sound and motion alerts sent straight to you. Family members can join too.
Built from the ground up for parents who want calm, not chaos. No blinking lights, no complicated setup, no monthly bills.
Real-time peer-to-peer streaming via WebRTC — the same technology powering video calls. Low latency, no recording to the cloud by default.
BabyRelay listens for crying, rustling, and loud sounds. Get a push notification the moment it hears something — even when your screen is off.
Pixel-level motion sensing alerts you to movement in the frame. Fine-tune the sensitivity so you only hear about what matters.
Dim your screen automatically during monitoring hours. Set a schedule, or let VOX mode wake the display only when baby makes a sound.
Invite grandparents, partners, or caregivers with a share code. Multiple parents can watch the same baby unit simultaneously.
Streams are encrypted end-to-end and never stored. Direct between devices whenever possible; on restricted networks, an encrypted relay carries the stream in transit only. Biometric lock supported.
A nursery-quiet visual language — soft colors. Readable at 3am. Usable with one hand.
Monitoring on your home network is always free. Upgrade for alerts, monitoring from anywhere, and cloud recordings.
For home monitoring
forever
For active parents
per month
For the whole family
per month
Download BabyRelay free today — no hardware, no commitment.
