I built SomniSense because nothing else was telling me the truth.

By the founder of SomniSense

The first night I heard myself

For two years I told myself I was just "a heavy sleeper." Coffee got weaker. Mornings got harder. My wife — patient, kind — eventually moved to the guest room. We told friends it was for her early-morning calls. It wasn't.

The clinic that wasn't an option

The closest in-lab sleep study was four months out and $2,400 with my insurance. I'm an engineer. I trust data. But I couldn't get any.

The first prototype

The first version of SomniSense ran on a phone taped to a nightstand. The model was bad. The UI was worse. But the first time I heard myself stop breathing — three seconds of silence, then a gasp — I sat up in bed at 6 a.m. and made an appointment.

From personal answer to mission

That clip changed how I treated my sleep. I lost weight. I learned to side-sleep. I stopped having a beer on weeknights. My breathing irregularities dropped over four months. My wife came back to our bedroom in five. I didn't want to keep that for myself. SomniSense became a company because too many people are exactly where I was: knowing something is wrong, unable to afford a clinic, mistrusting apps that just flash a number.

Why on-device

Your sleep audio is intimate. It includes you snoring, your partner breathing, conversations you don't remember. We chose on-device AI because we believe data this personal should never leave the phone unless you ask it to.

"The first time I heard myself stop breathing, I sat up in bed at 6 a.m. and made an appointment. That's the moment we built SomniSense to give to other people."

— Founder, SomniSense

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