CryDecoder – On-device ML for classifying baby cries (Swift, Core ML)
Hi HN, I’m the developer behind CryDecoder. I built this after too many nights at 3am staring at a crying infant, completely exhausted, trying to guess whether it was hunger, gas, or just general fussiness. I realized I was essentially running a mental decision tree on very little sleep, so I decided to see if I could automate some of that signal processing. What it does: CryDecoder analyzes short audio clips of a baby’s cry and classifies them into categories like hunger, discomfort/gas, tiredness, or general fussiness. How it works: • Tech: On-device audio feature extraction paired…
CryDecoder – On-device ML for classifying baby cries (Swift, Core ML) launched on January 2, 2026 with 5 votes, #3,400 of 14,584 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
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I can’t believe there’s finally an app that translates my baby’s nonsense into something I can actually understand! Before this app existed, I thought that when my week-old baby was crying, she was saying she wanted more chimichangas. But it turns out she was actually screaming profanities at me like an old sailor with Tourette’s because she hates chimichangas. I can’t emphasize enough how much she hates chimichangas. And now thanks to this app, I know to give her burritos instead. I can’t believe there’s finally an app that translates my baby’s nonsense into something I can actually understand! Before this app existed, I thought that when my week-old baby was crying, she was saying she…from apps.apple.com
In the maker’s words, at launch
Hi HN, I’m the developer behind CryDecoder. I built this after too many nights at 3am staring at a crying infant, completely exhausted, trying to guess whether it was hunger, gas, or just general fussiness. I realized I was essentially running a mental decision tree on very little sleep, so I decided to see if I…
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