KGBaby
Browser-based audio baby monitor using WebRTC peer-to-peer connection
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KGBaby is an open-source audio baby monitor that runs in web browsers, letting parents monitor their infant with low-latency peer-to-peer streaming. It works on repurposed old phones or tablets as the child unit, avoiding the need for dedicated hardware. The app pairs devices via a join code and offers white noise controls, custom shush loops, volume adjustment, and timers.
Parents and caregivers get live audio monitoring from the parent unit, while the child unit displays the baby's state. All streaming stays private through WebRTC with no cloud routing. The maker built it using Codex and Gemini AI coding agents.
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