Our founder knows what it feels like to sit alone in the dark, watching a tiny chest rise and fall, too afraid to sleep. As a single mom, there was no one to share the night shifts — no one to tap in when exhaustion became dangerous.

Week after week of broken sleep turned into insomnia. Her body forgot how to rest even when her baby finally did. She was running on empty, doing the most important job of her life.

So she built what she wished had existed: a smart cradle that would watch over her baby so she could finally close her eyes. One that rocked, soothed, and monitored — so a mother alone at 3am could breathe.