SnoreClock - Do you snore?

Ralph Schiffhauer

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About this app

Do you snore?

Find out with SnoreClock – the smart snoring recorder trusted by millions of users.

Place your phone beside your bed, press the red button, and sleep.

In the morning, see exactly when and how often you snored.

SnoreClock records the whole night and highlights likely snoring with red bars.

Understand your sleep – quickly, clearly, and effortlessly.

Check:

• if you snore

• if your partner snores

• if you talk in your sleep

• if something disturbs your rest – and more

Rotate your phone to landscape mode to explore the night graph. Pinch to zoom and drag to move.

Features:

1) Records all sounds while you sleep

2) Smart snoring detection with high accuracy

3) Shows red bars for likely snoring

4) Evaluate the effect of anti-snoring remedies

5) Displays volume over time

6) Records up to 11 hours

7) Works in background mode

Plus Version (one-time purchase or subscription)

• No ads

• Record to SD card

• Sound or vibration alert on snoring

• Share audio files

• Backup your statistics

• And more

→ Manage or cancel anytime in Google Play.

Quick Start:

1) Place the phone near your bed

2) Plug in the charger if needed

3) Press the red button to start

4) Stop in the morning to view results

5) Use landscape mode to explore and listen

Need help?

Use the Help menu inside the app for documentation or to contact support.

Health Disclaimer:

SnoreClock is designed to detect and monitor snoring patterns for general informational and self-awareness purposes only. It is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek professional medical advice regarding your health, sleep, or any medical condition.

Ratings and reviews

Pretty good snore tracker. When this thing works it does what it's supposed to. Records your sleep and snoring. The frustrating thing is when you set it to record and wake up in the morning only to find out that the app stopped recording after less than an hour. And not because of full storage, it's just that the app stopped working. Also, the app's ability to recognize snoring isn't amazing. You really have to listen back to know for sure. Overall, it's okay. Nothing fancy, but usable.

SnoreClock is great and it's free if all you want to do is record yourself snoring with no frills. It has a snore detect feature which is pretty accurate so that you can jump to the loudest parts of your sleep. The paid version gets rid of ads and gives additional features but the free version has pretty much everything you need. I just started using it a couple of days ago but it has really opened my eyes to how bad my snoring was so that I can look at treatment options.

This app is the best I have tried, and it's free to use; but I paid for it because it works so well. While it does not have 100% reliability detecting snoring, it is close. A quick review of the chart in the morning and you can see (and hear) the night's activity. Check out the credibility of the app Google "Validation of snoring detection using a smartphone app" on PubMed Central. Using this app in with an overnight O2 monitor ring allows correlation of snoring with O2 saturation.

What’s new

Updates for android 16