Smart Beat knows your baby is breathing because it tracks how each pixel changes color when your baby’s body moves.
monitor your baby's breathing
without wearables
sold out — taking pre-orders now!
video baby monitor with breath detection
breathe easy
Put your baby in the crib.
Monitor from your phone.
Smartbeat alerts you if there is a problem.
wearable free = hassle free
No batteries to recharge
No gadgets that get ruined in the laundry
No waking your baby to put it on
accuracy you can see
Tested at the simulation labs of the
Mayo Clinic
University of Minnesota
Intermountain Medical Center
no energy emissions
Beware of wearable-free monitors with sensors that use radar or microwaves.
Smartbeat is as safe as taking a picture.
Blogger Reviews
"As a momma to a preemie, I struggled with worries like "Is my baby breathing?"
"Smartbeat Video Baby Monitor to momma's rescue! It tracks your baby's breath with a camera, alarming you if they were to stop breathing."
"I was amazed. It's part of our job as parents to worry, but Smartbeat gives us some peace of mind."
no monthly subscriptions
cloud-less computing
Smart Beat does all the data crunching without sending data to the cloud. That means no issues connecting to the server or limiting your bandwidth.
be there from anywhere
Stay connected from work or date night using
remote viewing
smart notifications
two-way audio
pan / tilt
add users
Share account access with babysitters and grandparents and get notifications each time they view.
super secure
Industry-standard encryption AND device-level authentication.
a window into wellness
Smart Beat is so precise that it can report your baby’s exact breathing rate.
If your baby has an oncoming cold, you will see the nighttime breathing rate go up by 25-50% a day or two before any other symptoms appear.
And if breathing rate is normal, then you know you've got nothing to worry about. All that drool is just part of the package.
peace-of-mind checklist
✓ Know your baby is breathing
✓ Use the safest technology
✓ Save money
after their son was born 4 weeks premature,
Nate & Sarah Ruben decided to create a monitor that would relieve parents’ anxieties by keeping constant watch.