Nanit is a Wi-Fi baby monitor (camera, audio, sleep/health analytics) and companion app made by Udisense, Inc. (DBA: Nanit), a private, U.S.-based, venture-backed company. Its own privacy policy discloses collection of video and audio recordings of the crib environment, room humidity/temperature, geolocation for Bluetooth pairing, and baby-specific data (name, gender, date of birth), and a CCPA-style disclosure table shows Identifiers shared with advertising networks and data analytics providers alongside service providers. Nanit's App Store privacy label lists a 'Sensitive Info' category and 'Audio Data' among data collected, with no 'Data Used to Track You' category declared. Nanit's own security FAQ states video streams use 256-bit AES encryption and that general employees cannot access customer video feeds. In December 2025 Nanit announced a $50 million growth-capital round led by Springcoast Partners; no breach, regulator action or independent security audit was found.
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Nanit's privacy policy states that Usage Information collected via its camera and app includes video and audio recording of the crib environment, room humidity and temperature, geolocation to enable Bluetooth pairing, and baby-specific data such as name, gender, date of birth and profile image.
Nanit's own press release states the company announced a $50 million growth-capital round in December 2025 led by Springcoast Partners, with participation from existing investors Upfront Ventures and JVP, confirming it as a private, venture-backed company with named investors.
Nanit's CCPA supplemental disclosure table lists Identifiers (name, address, IP address, online identifiers) as a category of personal information disclosed to service providers, advertising networks, and data analytics providers.
Nanit's own security FAQ states its video streams use 256-bit AES encryption and that the company does not allow general employee access to customer video streams, limiting account/system access to authorized personnel for specific support, safety or legal purposes.
Nanit's iOS App Store privacy label lists a 'Sensitive Info' category and 'Audio Data' among the data types collected (some linked to identity, some not), and declares no 'Data Used to Track You' category.