
“Monitor What Matters Most.”

“The first-of-its-kind FDA-cleared Dream Sock”

“Track Live Health Readings including Pulse Rate & Oxygen”

“Know When You're Needed”

“View Health & Sleep Trends”

“View Baby From Anywhere”

“Plus More”
A closer look at the screenshots

A sock product photo accompanies a low-oxygen alert.

The sock is shown on a baby's foot beside a clearance claim.

A baby video is overlaid with pulse and oxygen values.

The frame and interface use red for an alert state.

Oxygen, pulse, and movement graphs appear beside an accuracy claim.

Camera hardware appears beside its video output.

Crying and motion notifications are stacked on the screen.
About this app
Owlet Dream is the companion app to the latest models of Owlet’s award-winning connected sock and camera. Our team is constantly updating the Dream app to receive new features and functionality that help make parenting less stressful. Compatible Products: - Owlet FDA-Cleared Dream Sock® - Owlet Cam® - Owlet Cam® 2 - Dream Sight™ - Owlet Dream Duo™ (Dream Sock + Dream Sight™) - Owlet Dream Duo 2 (Dream Sock + Cam 2) Owlet: Your Trusted Partner in Infant Care At Owlet, our commitment is to provide parents and caregivers with the tools they need for peace of mind. The Owlet Dream App, with its integration of the FDA-cleared Dream Sock® and new features, is a testament to that promise. We're continuously working to enhance your experience and support the health and safety of your precious little one. Disclaimer: Owlet products offer a connected nursery experience designed to learn from the data collected to help you understand. They are not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any disease or other conditions, including but not limited to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). Medical decisions should never be made using Owlet data. Owlet products do not replace the care and oversight you provide as a caregiver. The medical hardware paired with the Dream app has obtained the following regulatory clearances: FDA clearance, UKCA Marking, and CE Marking. These clearances extend to regions that recognize and accept these certifications. --- Terms of Use (EULA): https://owletcare.com/pages/terms-and-conditions Privacy Policy: https://owletcare.com/pages/privacy
Headlines in this set
7 screenshots · 7 with a headline
“Monitor What Matters Most.”
What matters most is emotional wording that the baby-monitor context explains.
“The first-of-its-kind FDA-cleared Dream Sock”
The headline leads with a regulatory and first-of-kind claim, which needs independent support.
“Track Live Health Readings including Pulse Rate & Oxygen”
Naming the two readings makes live health monitoring specific.
“Know When You're Needed”
When you're needed gives alerts a clear caregiver purpose.
“View Health & Sleep Trends”
Trends shifts attention from current readings to history.
“View Baby From Anywhere”
From anywhere emphasizes remote viewing.
“Plus More”
Plus more is a vague continuation that needs the alerts to supply detail.
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