Your monitor watches the baby. Dozzi manages the night shift.
Dozzi isn't here to replace the monitor you researched for weeks. It's the layer that sits on top of it: the one that decides which of you gets up at 3 AM so the other one can keep sleeping.
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| Your monitor Nanit, Owlet, Hatch, or any other |
Dozzi the night-shift layer |
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|---|---|---|
| The job | Watching and listening to the baby | Deciding which parent responds |
| When the baby cries | Every sound plays out loud in your bedroom, or buzzes both phones | A strong, silent vibration for one parent, on their wrist or their phone |
| Who wakes up | Both of you | The on-duty parent |
| Your camera & app | Keep working exactly as they do today | Untouched, plus an optional Ring camera view on your Apple Watch |
| Subscription | Whatever it charges today | None required from Dozzi |
| What you give up | Nothing. Keep all of it | The 3 AM negotiation, and both of you waking up for every sound from the nursery |
| Wakes one parent instead of both | ✕ | ✓ |
The optional Ring camera integration adds $3/month, billed through your Ring account, and requires a Ring account and camera, sold separately by Ring. We have a commercial partnership with Ring and earn a share of revenue from that integration.
Questions we get a lot
Do I have to give up my Nanit, Owlet, or Hatch?
No, that's the whole point. Dozzi's hub sits in the nursery alongside whatever you already use and listens on its own. Keep your camera, its app, its recordings and insights.
At bedtime, turn down your monitor's bedroom speaker (or silence its app notifications) and let Dozzi handle the waking: a strong, silent vibration for the on-duty parent, on their wrist or their phone. The wake-up was never designed to hang on a single buzz: if your watch can't confirm it got the alert, your phone gets it instead, still silent. And if alerts keep going unanswered, Dozzi can pass them to your other caregivers after the number of unanswered alerts you choose.
What if I want to see my baby?
The Dozzi Baby Monitor is audio-only, and that's deliberate: it keeps your nursery's audio in the room and keeps the device simple enough to trust. If you already own a camera monitor, it still covers video exactly as it does today.
Don't have a camera? We support an integration with Ring cameras that lets you see your baby right from your Apple Watch. When an alert reaches your wrist, pull up a snapshot from the camera (usually enough to tell "she's rolling around" from "someone needs to go in") or open your phone and stream the live feed. It's an optional $3/month add-on billed through your Ring account, and it requires a Ring account and camera, sold separately by Ring.
What if we don't have smart watches?
You don't need one. Dozzi routes the alert the same way either way: a silent buzz on your wrist if you wear a watch (Apple Watch Series 7 or newer with iPhone, or Wear OS 3 or newer with Android), a vibration on your phone if you don't. Some people prefer the watch; some prefer to use only a phone. And one caregiver can be on a watch while the other uses only a phone.
Two features need an iPhone with an Apple Watch: Smart mode and Insights both read heart rate and movement. Dozzi works with iPhone and Android phones, and with Apple Watch or Wear OS watches.
Is there a subscription?
Not for the core product. Smart routing, alerts, and sleep tracking are part of what you buy: no monthly fee, and nothing stops working if you never pay us again.
There's exactly one optional paid add-on: linking a Ring camera, at $3/month through your Ring account. Skip it and you lose nothing else.
When is Dozzi available?
Orders are open now, with free U.S. shipping, and you can try it risk-free for 60 nights.
Keep your camera. Lose the 3 AM chaos.
Orders are open, with free U.S. shipping, and you can try it risk-free for 60 nights (Rested or Refunded): if your household isn't sleeping better, send it back, return shipping on us.
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