“HD video lets you check in from anywhere, anytime.”
“Monitor your baby's breathing motion without wearable electronics.”
“Understand your baby's night with smart insights--distilled into a simple sleep score.”
“Customize alerts that keep you connected to what's happening with your baby.”
“Take the guesswork out of your baby's day, with nap predictions and easy activity tracking.”
“Rewind and rewatch any moment—so you never miss what matters.”
“Picture in Picture allows you to navigate and multi-task while you keep eyes on baby.”
“Manage your privacy and control who has access.”
“Automatically capture memorable moments as your baby grows.”
“Split Screen lets you watch multiple babies at once—no switching required.”
A closer look at the screenshots
A baby video includes a first-person wake-up caption.
The breathing view presents motion monitoring without an electronic wearable.
A large sleep score summarizes overnight records.
Alert options include crying and standing detection.
A countdown shows the next predicted nap.
A sleep and wake timeline sits below the video.
A floating baby video overlays an iOS home screen.
An access screen lists detailed permissions.
A saved clip is captioned as a first full night of sleep.
Two baby video feeds share the screen.
About this app
Nanit speaks baby. Understand your baby’s days and nights. Nanit’s camera uses something called computer vision. Nanit learns how your baby moves, and tells you if they’re fussy, awake or sleeping like a dream. Understand their night and conquer sleep. Nanit Insights helps you identify sleep issues, so you can adjust and get back on track fast. Nanit tracks—and understands—sleep patterns, parent visits, room conditions and much more. Your new morning briefing. Every morning Nanit Insights delivers last night’s highlight reel. Plus a Sleep Score. So you’ll know instantly if baby’s sleep is improving.
Headlines in this set
10 screenshots · 10 with a headline
“HD video lets you check in from anywhere, anytime.”
Anywhere, anytime emphasizes remote access to the video.
“Monitor your baby's breathing motion without wearable electronics.”
Without wearable electronics identifies the stated difference in monitoring method.
“Understand your baby's night with smart insights--distilled into a simple sleep score.”
Distilled into a simple score promises a shorter way to read the night.
“Customize alerts that keep you connected to what's happening with your baby.”
Customize makes the alert selection a user-controlled task.
“Take the guesswork out of your baby's day, with nap predictions and easy activity tracking.”
The long headline combines nap forecasts with activity logging to address uncertainty.
“Rewind and rewatch any moment—so you never miss what matters.”
Rewind and rewatch emphasizes reviewing recorded moments.
“Picture in Picture allows you to navigate and multi-task while you keep eyes on baby.”
The headline explains Picture in Picture through its multitasking use.
“Manage your privacy and control who has access.”
Privacy and who has access directly address control of the camera feed.
“Automatically capture memorable moments as your baby grows.”
Automatically capture turns recording into a keepsake feature.
“Split Screen lets you watch multiple babies at once—no switching required.”
No switching required explains the practical benefit of split screen.
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