ADA Baby Monitor

ADA Baby Monitor

Track your children's sleep

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 19, 2022
  • May 30, 2026

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ADA is a Danish-designed baby monitor system that helps you understand your child’s sleep and relax when they rest. The ADA app works together with the ADA baby monitor to track sound and sleep patterns, and gently alerts you when your baby may need attention. Key features ● Automatic sleep tracking ADA tracks when your child fall asleep, how long they sleep, and when they wake up ● Smart attention alerts When the system detects that your child needs your attention, you receive a gentle notification on your phone and can decide what to do. ● Designed for naps as well as nights Use ADA during daytime naps, evenings, or nights. See how long your child has slept, how long they have been awake, and how their sleep changes over days and weeks. ● Clear sleep diary Get an automatic sleep diary for your child. View daily and weekly summaries of sleep duration, naps, and wake-ups so you can spot patterns over time without manual logging. ● Live status at a glance See live information about your child’s status, temperature, and device battery directly in the app. ● Designed for caregivers and co-parents Share access with your partner or other caregivers so everyone sees the same sleep diary and can respond to alerts. Permissions can be adjusted per child. ● Works in the background ADA continues to receive sensor data and send alerts while your phone is locked, so you can put your phone away and actually take a break.
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What's New in ADA Baby Monitor

1.92

May 30, 2026

Fixed firmware updater New firmware that fixes freeze issue reported