Baby's Vision Press kit
Shows parents how their baby sees the world, and how that changes through the first year.
Facts, descriptions and images for writing about Baby's Vision. Questions, or need something that isn't here? Write to info@altinteractive.studio and we'll reply personally.
Fact sheet
- App name
- Baby’s Vision - How Babies See
- Developer
- Alt Interactive LLC
- Platforms
- iPhone and iPad
- Requires
- iOS 17 or later
- Price
- Free to download, with an optional one-time purchase, Premium Access
- Category
- Education
- First released
- 2018
- App Store
- View on the App Store
- Press contact
- info@altinteractive.studio
Descriptions
One line
Baby's Vision shows parents how their baby sees the world, and how that changes through the first year.
Short
Pick your baby's age and Baby's Vision shows you the world through their eyes, from the blurry first weeks to colors, depth and familiar faces. It follows their milestones and suggests simple ways to explore together.
Long
Baby's Vision lets parents choose their baby's age and point the camera at the world around them to see how flowers, pets, friends and family look to their little one right now. It follows how a baby's vision develops through the first year, from blurry shapes to colors, depth and faces, and sends a reminder when the next milestone begins. Each milestone comes with simple things to try together, a chart shows how the baby sees each color at their age, and high-contrast patterns give them something to look at. A Home Screen widget shows the baby's age. Baby's Vision is free to download, with an optional one-time purchase.
Images
These images may be used in coverage of Baby's Vision. Each link downloads the full-size original.
App icon
Screenshots in a device frame
On a transparent background, so they sit on any page colour.
App Store screenshots
About the developer
Peter built the first version of Baby’s Vision in the sleepless weeks after his daughter was born, when he couldn’t find anything that explained newborn vision simply. It has been on the App Store since 2018.
Peter W. Alt is a software architect and Staff iOS Engineer who designs the systems behind connected products, from medical devices to museum apps. He runs Alt Interactive, the independent studio that makes Baby’s Vision, Beacon Walker and Before Five.
Earlier he was the first in-house software developer at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, where his indoor treasure hunt A is for Art Museum won a Gold MUSE Award from the American Alliance of Museums. More about his work is on peteralt.com.
