- Category: Lifestyle
- First released: June 27, 2011
- Versions: 1 archived
- Seller: Martin Man
- com.martinman.bestbabymonitor
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 7.0 or later.
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Archived Reviews
8 of 25Downloaded it when we came home from the hospital and now she’s about to turn five. Arguably my favorite iPad/iOS app of all time. Purchasing gave me freedom. From dedicated hardware. From proprietary chargers. From more STUFF. And connected us without friction to our little one as she’s grown. We still use it, too. The developer strikes a nice balance in supporting older devices so an old device that isn’t used for much else can still be a great monitor. Kudos. They also make compatible tvOS (Apple TV) and macOS versions of the app. We have used them all!!!!!!
My newborn granddaughter come to visit me often and when I watch her, I wanted to have a baby monitor without having to go out and buy one. This app is AMAZING!! It is just perfect! I use it with my iPad and iPhone. Live the features!
This app used to be so amazing and so reliable. And now in 2025/26 it is completely unusable and unreliable.
I notice once in a blue moon the screen will freeze. I had times where my child would come up to me crying but my screen still shows a frozen screen of her sleeping. I wish there was a way I could have this app loudest in my phone.
It does not work properly on latest iOS version , you can’t log into your account or see the log . Last update 6 month ago …
Unable to connect my iPhone parent unit to baby unit iPad. Have used this for years with no trouble, but now it’s not connecting even though both devices are on the same WiFi network.
it’s not really working
I don’t normally write App Store reviews, but this one deserves one for sure, especially for new parents or parents with new babies alike. Today, every app wants to be a recurring subscription and it’s so annoying everything‘s behind a paywall and my first thought was having our spare iPhone be used as a monitor as Baby tech is so behind the times that it feels like the one we bought on Amazon is from the 90s. I started with a pretty popular app called Alfred and the quality was so bad and every functionality even the stream quality was behind a paywall subscription. Gross. <br/><br/>Come along to found this app it addresses so many things and has features that are catered to parents. It’s well-thought-out and integrated very nicely into the Apple ecosystem that if you own other Apple devices, you’ll know how well you can seamlessly use it from your watch to your Apple TV to your MacBook. It also has two a talking, which is helpful to sue the Baby with your voice and built-in white noise, which allows us to remove the small white noise machine we had in her bassinet, but the biggest plus to this app and huge highlight is that it’s a one time payment with no ads. It really deserves to be more expensive for one time and I appreciate the developer still charging what he does today at the time I paid was 6.99. Great developer and deserves the praise!!
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