CryBuddy uses advanced sound analysis and artificial intelligence to help parents better understand their baby's cries. The app is designed to provide insight and support, but it is not a medical device and does not replace professional healthcare advice.
Always consult a qualified healthcare professional if you are concerned about your baby's health or wellbeing.
CryBuddy's analysis is based on two key layers:
We use signal processing to check for features that match baby cries, such as pitch, rhythm, and energy patterns.
This helps filter out adult speech, background noise, and short bursts of sound that are not real crying.
Once a sound passes screening, it is analysed by an AI model trained on research-informed acoustic features found in infant cries.
The system looks at factors such as:
By comparing these features, CryBuddy highlights patterns commonly linked to hunger, tiredness, or general discomfort.
These insights are provided for informational and educational purposes only, not as medical advice.
The following sources provide general information on infant crying and soothing practices. CryBuddy does not claim to diagnose or treat medical conditions.
CryBuddy is a parenting aid, not a medical product. If your baby's crying seems unusual, persistent, or you are worried, always seek professional medical advice.
