Maggie

Maggie

Translate baby noises into English using machine learning!

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Maggie translates baby cries for 0 to 12 month year olds into 5 essential causes of stress. The translations can help distinguish the unique cries your baby makes. Maggie can bridge the gap for new or inexperienced caregivers by promoting intuitive responses for the best care possible.
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Launch tags:Kids•Artificial Intelligence
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Ryan Hoover
Product Hunt
Amazing. Request for product: An app that uses ML to translate cat meowing into english.
Chris Messina
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Mark B.
I have a real baby; this is a bogus app. After attempting to use for a full day with our 3-month-old, the app rarely waited more than a second or two to begin "translation" and nearly always suggested "I'm uncomfortable" even when it should have detected coo's and giggles in the sample. I try not to write negative reviews, but if this is intended as anything more than a gimmick (which does not appear to be the case based on the website)... no words.
Enfant
@sbmarkb Hi Mark, we're sorry you feel that way and we're working on it. Our intentions are to reduce frustration, not increase it. We're currently focusing on stress related cries since we wanted to help caregivers reduce the time it takes to help their babies. We want to eventually look at neutral (boredom, hiccups) as well as positive sounds (laughing), even tracking stages of language development (cooing to babbling for example), and we have a dedicated team trying to do it. Thanks for your time and would like to hear your input, our email is enfanttech@gmail.com
Chris Messina
Raycast
Hunter
ML for good! Also, this is such a perfectly narrow domain that Alexa will likely NEVER go after.
David Carpe
is there an app coming for slurring drunks that presents coherent english? that would be dope.
Mo
There
That's super cool! I think after some iterates they can for sure improve it further :)
Allen Korenevsky
Alive With Me

It's a good problem to solve, and there are definitely patterns that can be surfaced that new parents might miss.

Pros:

You can decipher what a baby is trying to say. Can be trivial to life saving

Cons:

Not sure what the signal to noise ratio for a baby is. Thus, not sure how well the app can translate. Better than nothing though!

Enfant
Thanks Allen, We really appreciate the review. We want to help parents be less stressed, not more, so thank you for understanding that we're in the early stages of development. It looks like we should be more specific about Maggie being used for identifying stressors that cause the baby to cry. We hope to eventually integrate neutral and positive sound identification, but discovered that parents could really use the help in stressful situations. We have infant vocalization experts who are developing a way to see how your baby's communications change over time (Cooing to babbling and to the stars!). We hope modern parents will have more information to help care for their children then ever before. We're working on making the app more accurate and useful and we're open to feedback from anyone interested at enfanttech@gmail.com
Haoyang Feng
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