Snoring recording and playback
Record your snoring. Hear what happened.
Find the snoring you want to hear, replay it, and save available audio as your own file. Snoring playback and saving stay free while the audio remains on your phone.
Use your existing compatible phone. No extra device to buy or wear.
Record snoring with your phone, find it on the night timeline, and replay or save available audio for free. Explore breathing observations separately.
iPhone · version 1.2.0 interface example. Example recordings; your observations will differ.
Find it. Hear it. Keep a copy.
Find the part you want to hear.
See when snoring appeared in the night, rather than just remembering the loudest sound.
Listen to your own recording.
Replay the available sounds to understand what the microphone captured. A shared room can include someone else’s voice or breathing.
Save what you want to revisit.
Keep available snoring audio as your own file. Playback and saving are unlimited while the source audio remains on your phone.
Read the snoring observations in context.
Free keeps audio and waveforms for your latest 7 valid recordings. Copies you save outside the app are managed by you; removed audio cannot be recovered.
SRI is SomniSense’s rate of candidate snore-like sounds per estimated sleep hour. Review whole-night timing and the distribution of usable minutes across 0, 1–4, 5–9 and 10+ detected events per minute. Room-relative loudness depends on phone position and acoustics.
Why snoring stays separate from breathing evidence
A loud night is not automatically a night with more candidate breathing irregularities, and a quiet recording cannot rule them out. SomniSense keeps SRI and BRI separate so one familiar sound does not become a medical conclusion.
BRI is also a product-defined acoustic rate, not clinical AHI. Neither index should be mapped to clinical severity thresholds.
Use repeated nights for a fairer comparison
Phone distance, room noise, bedding, travel, and who else is in the room can change an acoustic recording. Keep the setup reasonably similar and look for patterns across nights instead of treating one result as a verdict.
If you tag a change—such as side sleeping, a pillow, or another routine—SomniSense can compare tagged and untagged nights once both groups have enough observations. That difference is an association, not proof that the change worked.
Our snoring research, with sound you can inspect.
Our published 1-second snore-segment benchmark reports 91.67% sensitivity and 89.01% precision across 80 PSG-paired nights. Those task results support the acoustic model; your available recording gives you an example to listen to for yourself.
The benchmark describes labeled 1-second segments, not the accuracy of every production label, loudness reading, SRI or personal trend.
Read our snoring-classification study →What this feature does not claim
- It does not identify the anatomical source of a sound.
- It does not diagnose sleep apnea or another condition.
- It does not show oxygen, airflow, respiratory effort, EEG, or sleep stage.
- It does not recommend or validate a treatment.
Hear your own night—for free.
Put your existing compatible phone by the bed. Record snoring, find it in the night, then replay or save the available sound. No extra wearable to buy.
Start recording snoring free→Want to look at a quiet gap between sounds?
The separate breathing view marks possible pauses and shallow-breathing patterns for closer review.
Your first complete breathing report is free to view—and stays free to revisit.
No valid report yet? You can try again for free.
Later complete breathing reports require Pro.
See how breathing marks are reviewed →