Baby Voice Recorder

Baby Voice Recorder — a wearable voice recorder for babies

Your child's changing voice,treasured forever.

First words. The names only they use. Sounds that get a little clearer every week. A small recorder listens for the words worth keeping, so you can hear how their talking changed — and hear it again in ten years.

Waitlisters get early access and a launch-day perk.

What it is

What is Baby Voice Recorder?

Baby Voice Recorder is a wearable voice recorder for babies and toddlers. Your child wears a small, soft device. It listens for the words and short phrases they actually say, keeps them as short audio clips, and sends them to an app on your phone.

It is not a baby monitor and not a camera. It records voice only. The filtering happens on the device, so what leaves it is your child speaking — not the room, not your conversations.

What you end up with is a dated record of how your child learned to talk: new words as they appear, with the audio of them saying it.

The Baby Voice Recorder — a small, dog-shaped baby voice recorder in soft cream silicone, resting on a knit blanket.
What it records
Your child's voice only — babble, words and short phrases, saved as clips.
Who wears it
Babies and toddlers, roughly 0–4 years. Soft, lightweight, worn on clothing.
Where the audio lives
Encrypted and tied to your account. Delete any clip, or all of them, whenever you want.
What the app shows
A dated list of the words we heard, how their talking is changing, and the clips you chose to keep.
Battery
Charges overnight. Built to be worn through an ordinary day without thinking about it.
Availability
Still in development. The waitlist gets early access and a launch-day perk.
What photos don't keep

A smiling baby outdoors on a blanket, wearing the Baby Voice Recorder clipped to their waist.

The first "mama." The made-up names. The little phrases only your child says. The voices that change a little every single day.

Photos hold their face. Videos hold the room. But the exact shape of how they said it — that slips away faster than you think.

So instead of asking you to film, a small recorder listens for the words worth keeping — and for the way they keep changing — and saves them for the person you'll become.

The service

Your child wears a soft, lightweight recorder. It listens for the moments that matter, and your phone shows you what it heard.

The recorder
The Baby Voice Recorder turning to show its face, side, and the clip and charging contacts on the back
  • Soft, lightweight, and built to be worn all day
  • On-device filtering keeps only your child's voice
  • Charges overnight — battery you don't have to think about

What the device does

Finds words automatically
01

Finds words automatically

Picks up the words and short phrases your child says, and saves them as small audio clips.

Shows what's changing
02

Shows what's changing

New words, clearer sounds, longer sentences — the shifts that are hard to notice day to day.

Saves the ones that matter
03

Saves the ones that matter

Choose the voices you want to keep, and store them as family memories.

Moments worth keeping

Not every second — the irreplaceable firsts, and the way their words change month by month.

0–3 mo

First laugh

The sound before words.

9–13 mo

First "mama"

Intentional, and unforgettable.

12–18 mo

First name

When they say their own name.

18–24 mo

Two words

The first phrase, stitched together.

2–3 yr

First song

Half-remembered melodies, fully theirs.

Every day

Daily voices

The change you only notice looking back.

The app

New words, the clips worth keeping, and how their talking is changing — in one calm place.

Daily highlights
Daily highlights
Word dictionary
Word dictionary
Audio memory
Audio memory
Language growth
Language growth
Privacy & trust

Understanding their voice needs the cloud. So it travels end-to-end encrypted — and only you hold the key.

End-to-end encrypted

Your child's voice is encrypted in transit and at rest, from the device to the cloud and back to you.

Only you hold the key

Sync is keyed to you. Without your key, no one — not even us — can listen.

Share with your family members

Invite grandparents and extended family, so everyone who loves your child can treasure these voices together.

FAQ

Questions people ask

What is a baby voice recorder?

A baby voice recorder is a device that captures a young child's speech so it can be kept and listened to years later. Most parents try to do this with a phone, which means recording only on the occasions they remember to. Baby Voice Recorder is worn by the child and is already listening, so the first words are not the ones that get missed.

How is this different from recording on my phone?

A phone records when an adult decides to press record. First words rarely arrive on cue — they happen while you are cooking, driving, or holding something else. A worn recorder means the clip already exists by the time you realise it mattered.

Is Baby Voice Recorder a baby monitor?

No. A baby monitor streams a room so you can check on a sleeping child right now. Baby Voice Recorder keeps short clips of what your child said, so you can hear them again in ten years. Different job, different device.

Does it record everything happening in the room?

No. Filtering runs on the device and only your child's voice is kept. Conversations around them are not stored.

Who can hear the recordings?

Only you. Clips are encrypted and tied to your account. You can delete an individual clip, or your entire account, at any time.

What age is it for?

Roughly 0 to 4 — from first laughs and babble through to full sentences. The vocabulary tracking is most useful between about 9 months and 3 years.

How much does it cost, and when can I buy one?

It is still in development, so there is no price yet. Waitlist members hear first, get early access, and get a launch-day perk.

Can this tell me if my child's speech is delayed?

No. Baby Voice Recorder is not a medical or diagnostic device, and it does not assess development. It keeps a record of what your child said. If anything about your child's speech concerns you, please talk to your pediatrician or a speech-language professional.

Can I compare my child with other children?

No, and we don't plan to add that. There is no percentile and no score. The app only shows your own child's words over time. The normal range at this age is very wide, and comparison rarely helps anyone.

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