Mamoon vs Annie

Annie Baby Monitor, by Annie Baby Apps in Brno, does a lot: two-way video, lullabies, a newborn log and watching from anywhere. Mamoon is simpler and stays on your Wi-Fi.

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In short
  • Annie has no permanent free tier: a 3-day trial, then (per its website) $12.99 a month, $64.99 a year or $149.99 lifetime. It works over the internet and needs an account.
  • Mamoon is $24.99 a year or $3.99 a month after 30 free days, with no account. Video stays on your home Wi-Fi, and it can use a Wi-Fi camera with night vision instead of a phone.
  • Pick Annie for the most features and platforms. Pick Mamoon for a simple monitor with no account, a Wi-Fi camera and alerts only for crying.

Side by side

MamoonAnnie Baby Monitor
Price30 days free, then $24.99/year or $3.99/month3-day trial, then $6.99/week, $12.99/month, $64.99/year or $149.99 lifetime (website pricing)
Accountnoneyes
Where video goeshome Wi-Fi only, no serverover the internet (Wi-Fi, 3G, 4G, 5G)
Cameraa phone, or an RTSP Wi-Fi camera with night vision and pan/tilta phone, tablet or computer
Cry detectionyes: cry, fussing, other sounds; 3 levelsAI sound and motion detection
Night screenyes, 1 % brightness with clock and statenight mode
Two-way video and audionoyes
Lullabies, white noisenoyes, 15+
Connection lossgray screen and an alert within 20 sdisconnect and low-battery alerts
PlatformsiPhone, iPad, AndroidiPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV, Apple Watch, Android, desktop
Ratingsnot in the stores yetApp Store US 4.4 (2,507), Google Play 4.4, 500K+ downloads

From Annie's website, the App Store and Google Play as of September 28, 2026. In-app prices can vary by country and promotion.

What's different

Annie is an internet-based monitor with many extras: two-way video, lullabies, a newborn log and apps for the watch and TV. It needs an account and an internet connection. Mamoon does fewer things, with no account and no server: video stays on your Wi-Fi, it recognizes crying on the phone, and it can use a Wi-Fi camera with night vision instead of a phone.

Per year Mamoon costs less: $24.99 against $64.99 for Annie's yearly plan.

When to choose Annie

When to choose Mamoon

Frequently asked questions

Is Annie free?

No, it has no permanent free tier. It offers a 3-day trial, then a subscription or a lifetime license (per its website pricing as of September 28, 2026).

Who makes Annie?

Annie Baby Apps s.r.o. in Brno, Czech Republic, which also makes the Nancy app.

Does Mamoon work without an account?

Yes. Mamoon has no accounts and no e-mail. You pair the phones with a QR code or a six-digit code.

Sources

  1. Annie Baby Monitor: pricing (September 28, 2026)
  2. App Store: Annie
  3. Google Play: Annie

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A video baby monitor you already own

Mamoon turns an old phone or a Wi-Fi camera into a baby monitor. It recognizes a cry by itself, wakes you even with the nursery sound muted, and the picture never leaves your Wi-Fi.

Want to know when Mamoon is out?

30 days free, then $3.99 a month or $24.99 a year · coming soon to Google Play and the App Store · How Mamoon works