Drrreong - Sleep Recorder

What did your night sound like? Drrreong records sounds around your bed and helps you find and replay possible snoring. Start a recording with a little cat for company, then listen back in the morning. A simple bedtime routine Tap the microphone to start. Recording can continue while the screen is locked. Stop in the morning to see the recording duration and sound timeline. Listen to the moments you want Play the full recording or jump between possible snoring segments. Seek through the timeline, adjust detection sensitivity, and analyze a saved recording again. You can also listen to purr-like sounds and decide whether they were your snoring. A view of movement during the night Movement transmitted to your iPhone is summarized as stable, restless, or possibly awake. When enough movement data is available, the app also provides an estimated sleep duration for reference. Sound recording remains available without motion permission. An optional snoring alarm The alarm is off by default. Swipe the cat or enable it in Settings to request an alarm when detected snoring accumulates for a set duration. Choose the interval between alarm requests and try a test alarm before use. Your sounds stay on your device No account or internet connection is needed. Recording and analysis happen on your device; recordings and analysis results are not sent to a server. Keep audio until you delete it, or choose a retention period of 1, 7, or 30 days. Automatic cleanup removes expired audio while keeping dates and analysis records. You can also delete entire records yourself. Before you begin • Requires iOS 17 or later. • On iOS 26 or later, the app uses system alarms with separate permission. On iOS 17–25, it uses ordinary sound notifications, which depend on notification, silent mode, and Focus settings. • Sound candidates and movement patterns are for reference. Background sounds, another person, phone placement, and bedding can affect results. The app does not diagnose sleep stages or medical conditions. An absence of detected snoring does not establish sleep or normal breathing. • Sound levels use dBFS, a microphone input level, not calibrated environmental sound-pressure measurements. • Calls, other microphone use, low storage, or force-quitting the app can interrupt recording.