Leave one phone by the cot. When your baby wakes, BabyCallsYou calls you on any mobile or landline. No Wi-Fi, no second app.
Place the phone near the cot.
Pick a contact or type any number. A mobile, the landline at grandma’s, the phone of whoever is babysitting.
From “only crying” to “every sound”. You can test it with a call before you leave the room.
Plugged in, screen off. When your baby cries for three seconds, your phone rings. Answer and listen in. Hang up, and it keeps listening.
The other phone needs nothing. No app, no account, not even a smartphone. A landline works too.
At friends’, in a holiday flat, on a campsite. Within the EU, roaming usually costs nothing extra.
No account, no cloud, no internet permission. The app listens on the phone and only ever places a normal call.
“We had dinner at my parents’ and didn’t check once.”
[Name], beta tester
€2.99
Once.
No ads, no subscription, no in-app purchases. You buy it, and it’s yours for as long as you want it.
No. BabyCallsYou places a normal phone call. Any mobile or landline can answer it.
No. It only needs mobile signal, like any phone call. The app has no internet permission at all.
Whatever your phone plan charges for a normal call. With most flat-rate plans that is nothing.
BabyCallsYou waits 30 seconds and then listens again. If your baby keeps crying, it calls again.
Not yet. iPhones don’t allow apps to start a phone call on their own, so the idea only works on Android for now.
Listening all night uses power, so keep the phone plugged in. The app warns you when the battery runs low.
No. BabyCallsYou is not a medical device and does not replace supervision. It needs mobile signal, battery and an active phone plan.