Babymind
Why is your baby crying?

Babymind is free to download and use. The free plan covers pregnancy and baby tracking, a limited number of daily AI questions and cry analyses, reminders, the vaccination calendar and community access. An optional premium subscription adds unlimited cry analysis, detailed cycle and pregnancy reports, PDF export, the full food-safety and baby-name libraries, family sharing and an ad-free experience. You can subscribe inside the app whenever you want; current prices and trial terms are shown there and vary by country.

Babymind covers three life stages in one app. Trying to conceive: period and ovulation tracking with AI predictions, fertile window alerts and cycle analysis. Pregnancy: week-by-week development updates, baby size comparisons, nutrition tips, a kick counter, a contraction timer, a weight tracker and AI coaching. Baby: growth tracking for length, weight and head circumference, AI cry analysis, sleep tracking, a vaccination calendar, developmental milestones and a voice diary.

Babymind is available in 11 languages: English, Turkish, German, French, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Arabic (right-to-left), Hindi, Japanese and Simplified Chinese. It runs on iPhone and iPad with iOS 15.1 or later (App Store) and on Android 8.0 or later (Google Play).

The cry analyzer uses a machine-learning model trained on labeled recordings of infant cries. For each recording it shows the most likely reason, from hunger, tiredness, discomfort, gas, belly pain and being too hot or cold, with a confidence level so you can see how sure it is. Results are suggestions, not a diagnosis: you know your baby best. For the clearest result, hold the phone 30 to 60 cm from your baby and record for at least 5 to 10 seconds while they are actively crying. If the crying is unusual or very high-pitched, or comes with fever, poor feeding or unusual sleepiness, contact a doctor.