Aminitor

Aminitor turns two Apple devices into a private baby monitor over your home Wi-Fi. Put one in the child's room, watch live video and audio on the other. Most baby monitor apps route your child's video through cloud servers, demand an account, and share data with third parties — independent research found data leakage in nearly every popular monitoring app. Aminitor is built by a mobile security engineer around one checkable promise: scroll down to this app's privacy label. It says "Data Not Collected" — the strongest label on the App Store — because there is nothing to collect. No cloud. No account. No email. No ads. No analytics. No subscription. And "no cloud" is why it's reliable at 3 a.m.: there is no relay server to drop your stream. Aminitor streams peer-to-peer on your own network, end-to-end encrypted (DTLS-SRTP), works even when your internet is down, and reconnects by itself after a Wi-Fi hiccup. • Running in seconds — pick Camera or Viewer; devices find each other automatically • Audio keeps playing with the viewer phone locked in your pocket • Picture-in-Picture while you use other apps • Never a silent black screen — last frame + auto-reconnect, no taps needed • The camera always shows when someone is watching — no silent viewing, ever — and you can block any viewer with one tap • QR pairing fallback for routers that block device discovery Aminitor is free — no trial, no time limit, no locked video, no ads, and no subscription. Requirements: two Apple devices on the same Wi-Fi network.