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ChatterBaby

ChatterBaby

Baby cries, simplified.

1.4K ratings
160 reviews
🌟 Lifestyle
🏥 Medical
Free

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Released
March 15, 2018
Updated
June 25, 2026

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Developer

UCLA Health
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About

This app analyzes your baby's cries using a database of sounds and mathematical algorithms to help you understand why they are crying. It aims to identify hunger, fussiness, or pain, with a high degree of accuracy. For best results, use in a quiet environment.

✓Analyzes baby cry sounds
✓Identifies reasons for crying (hunger, fussiness, pain)
✓Uses a database of 1,500+ sounds
✓High accuracy for pain and general cries
✓Requires minimal background noise for optimal performance
✓HIPAA-compliant data storage for scientific research
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What users say about ChatterBaby

Reviews of ChatterBaby are mixed: the Lifestyle app is rated 3.9/5 from 1.4K App Store ratings. What users like most: accurate analysis, helpful for new parents. Top complaints: inconsistent results, limited functionality. Summarized from real user reviews.

Positive things

  • 🚀Accurate analysis
  • 👍Helpful for new parents
  • 🤖Translates baby cries
  • 💡Unique concept

Negative things

  • 🐛Inconsistent results
  • 🤷‍♀️Limited functionality
  • 🕰️Short recording time
  • 💬Doesn't explain cry reasons
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What's New in ChatterBaby

3.1

June 25, 2026

API endpoint update

User reviews

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U guys r fake

It don’t work
NWNot working12675

BS

BS
Jjoseantoniotrueba

Crying percentage feature

I hate this feature! It’s so frustrating when I want to know why my baby is crying but all I get is his crying percentage and it happens a lot too!!
BPBunny Pumpkin

Bella

Llore
BBellaminiña

Pointless

What a stupid app, it basically tells me to self diagnose why my baby is crying. The recording time barely gives you enough time to record my baby crying and then says were we right, then tells me to diagnose it. What a pointless false advertising app.
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User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Server errors

Bug

Registration issues

Bug

Incompatibility with certain devices

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Incorrect cry analysis

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Requested Features

4 requests

Longer recording time

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More detailed cry analysis

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Personalized learning for individual babies

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Integration with other baby care apps

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FAQ

What does ChatterBaby do?

ChatterBaby analyzes your baby's cries by comparing them to a large database of infant sounds. It uses mathematical algorithms to determine potential reasons for the crying, such as hunger, fussiness, or pain.

How accurate is ChatterBaby?

The app is reported to be roughly 85% accurate in identifying pain cries and about 90% accurate for general baby cries. Fussy or whiny cries are noted as the most commonly mistaken cry types.

Is ChatterBaby a medical device and is there a cost?

No, ChatterBaby is not a medical device and should not replace parental intuition. The app is currently offered for free.

How can I ensure ChatterBaby works best?

To improve accuracy, it's recommended to use the app in an environment with minimal background noise. Avoid feeding the app soundclips of singing to your baby or other noises like a dog barking, as this can interfere with the analysis.

What happens to my baby's data?

Data is stored on a HIPAA-compliant server for scientific research, with efforts made to anonymize information. The data is used to study whether abnormal infant vocalization patterns can predict neurodevelopmental delays.