TinyWatch

Practical guides for parents and caregivers

Clear guidance on baby monitors, local room viewing, Wi-Fi setup, travel, and child-image privacy.

TinyWatch guide

Spare phone as a baby monitor

Have an iPhone you can leave in the room for a while? Here is when that setup can work and where its limits matter.

TinyWatch guide

There is no category winner for every home. Start with how often you need the view and which tradeoffs fit your routine.

TinyWatch guide

Working from home? Put the room view on your computer so your main phone stays available for calls and other tasks.

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“The same Wi-Fi” is only the starting check. Guest networks, VPNs, and router settings can still block a local connection.

TinyWatch guide

A phone can reduce the gear in your bag, but only when you understand the network, placement, power, and limits before arrival.

TinyWatch guide

Privacy isn't one feature. It depends on where video travels, whether it persists, who can access it, and how any AI system uses the data.

About TinyWatch

Meet Kasia Kołodziejczyk and read why she built a local room-viewing tool around work, travel, and everyday life with a child.