Snore Analyzer

SuperGravity

About this app

See your night. Understand your snoring.

Record a night in bed, or upload any existing recording, and Snore Analyzer finds every snoring event: with playback, real clock times, a sound breakdown and apnea-pattern hints. Compare nights over time. Free.

HOW IT WORKS
1. Record or upload. Record overnight in the app (with a daily schedule if you like), or upload a file of any size; uploads are resumable.
2. Analyze. A deep-learning audio model (Audio Spectrogram Transformer) scores every moment for snoring, snorts, gasps and breathing. A fast energy detector is available too.
3. Listen and review. Every event lands on a real clock; tap a red dot to hear that exact moment.
4. It saves itself. Signed in, nights are saved automatically so you can compare them and share a report card.

WHAT YOU GET
• Night-overview timeline: every event on a real clock, zoomable.
• Hear every event: play back each snore with what the AI heard.
• Sound breakdown: snoring, gasps, breathing, speech, silence.
• Apnea-pattern hints: snore → silence → gasp sequences are flagged.
• Trends across nights: overlay saved nights to see the trend.
• Record and analyze live: watch the result build while you sleep.
• Share: export a report card.

PRIVACY
Analysis works without an account. Recordings are uploaded only to run the analysis; keeping the original with a saved night is your choice, and you can delete any night, recording included, or your whole account at any time. No ads, no advertising ID.

IMPORTANT
Snore Analyzer is a consumer wellness tool. Its output is informational and is not a medical diagnosis. If you suspect sleep apnea or another sleep disorder, talk to a doctor.

Snore Analyzer is made by hplab (SuperGravity / Guangzhou Super Gravity Digital Technology Co., Ltd.). Web version: https://hplab.dev/snore-analyzer/

What’s new

• Your report is ready the moment you stop recording — no upload or wait afterwards.
• Recordings keep uploading through the night, even with the screen locked.
• More consistent results across phones: recording now uses the raw microphone signal.