The Baby Language app is designed to help parents and caregivers understand their infants' basic needs and emotions. It interprets various baby sounds and cries to identify if the baby is hungry, tired, needs a diaper change, or simply wants to be held, thereby reducing stress for both the baby and parents.

The app utilizes advanced sound recognition technology to analyze the pitch, tone, and pattern of a baby’s cries and sounds. It compares these with a large database of pre-recorded baby sounds to provide parents with insights into what their child may need or feel, aiding them in responding more effectively.

Yes, the app is designed with user safety and ease of use in mind. It does not require intrusive permissions and features a simple interface. Parents can open the app, record their baby’s sounds, and receive instant feedback, making it accessible even for those who are not tech-savvy.

The app is mainly intended for infants and young babies who primarily communicate through cries and sounds. Although it can be used for older babies, its accuracy diminishes as babies develop more complex verbal skills and expressions. Its primary benefit is for newborns and infants.

No, the app does not need an internet connection. All sound analysis and processing happen locally on the device, allowing parents to use it anytime and anywhere without worrying about connectivity or data privacy issues.