Nanit, a baby monitoring company, has raised $50 million in growth capital led by Springcoast Partners, with participation from Upfront Ventures and JVP. The funding will support development of the company’s Parenting Intelligence System, set to launch in 2026.
The New York-based company says it has been used by more than one million families since launching in 2014. Its current platform combines real-time cough detection, video monitoring, and a sleep coaching system that uses a Sleep Score to deliver nightly summaries and age-based guidance.
“Adults now track sleep, stress, and health patterns to spot trends and intervene early, yet babies, the group that benefits most from early insight, have no comparable system for monitoring or predictive guidance,” said Anushka Salinas, CEO of Nanit. “As the technology leader in this space, expanding beyond sleep into a holistic view of early health and development was the natural next step.”
The upcoming Parenting Intelligence System will track developmental and physiological indicators including movement signatures, breathing patterns, motor skill milestones, speech and language patterns, and trends that may predict metabolic, emotional, or cognitive challenges.
“We’ve spent years learning what a baby’s behavior and health signals are really telling us,” said Tor Ivry, Co-Founder and CTO. “Now, we’re teaching technology to translate those signals into meaningful insights, so parents can understand and respond to their baby in real time.”
The company reports that babies using its system sleep 10% longer on average. More than 70% of active camera users continue using the product beyond age four, according to Nanit.
Nanit Lab, the company’s research arm, maintains a dataset of over 5 billion hours of infant sleep data from more than one million babies across 100 countries. The team has published more than 15 peer-reviewed studies through partnerships with over 30 academic and clinical institutions.
