Fed them. Changed them. Rocked them. Whispered "what do you need, little one?" into the dark. Hush answers — it reads your baby's face and cry together and tells you what they need, in six seconds.
Is it hunger? Gas? Pain? Every guess at 3am feels like a coin flip — and you're too tired to keep flipping.
Everyone says “you'll learn their cries.” Nobody tells you it takes months. You need to know tonight.
You're not failing. You're listening to a language no one ever taught you.
Hush was built for exactly this moment.
Open Hush and point your camera at your baby. That's the whole setup — no wearables, no sensors, no fuss.
Hush watches their face and listens to their cry — together, the way a nurse reads a baby at the cot-side.
A calm answer in plain words: what they're feeling, why Hush thinks so, and exactly what to try first.
Apps that only listen miss half the story. Hush watches the same cues nurses read at the cot-side — straight from your video.
Every reading shows you what Hush saw — slow blinks, clenched fists, an arching back — so you learn your baby's tells too.
Reflex sounds, validated pain-face coding, corrected age for preemies — the research clinicians lean on, not a lucky guess.
Sound-only apps hear a cry. Hush also sees the brow, the fists, the arch of the back — two signals, cross-checked.
Your baby's scans stay on your device. Sign in only if you want them safely synced across your phones.
Confidence is shown on every reading. When it counts, Hush points you to your pediatrician — never a diagnosis.
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