SnorePing

SnorePing listens for snoring while you sleep, records short clips so you can hear it yourself, and shows you a clear picture of every night: when you snored, for how long, and how loud. If you wear an Apple Watch, it can also wake you gently. When snoring is confirmed, your Watch vibrates on your wrist, so you can shift position before your partner has to nudge you. The Watch is optional; without one, SnorePing is a snoring recorder and nightly report. WHAT YOU GET EVERY MORNING • A night score from 0 to 100, with a one-line reading of how the night went • Snoring time, number of episodes and approximate loudness in dB • An hour-by-hour chart of snoring minutes, with the alerts your Watch received • A list of every snoring episode with its start time, duration and loudness • Audio clips of the loudest stretches, with a waveform and playback • A weekly view to compare nights APPLE WATCH ALERTS (optional) • Vibration only, or vibration with sound • Minimum interval between alerts so you are not woken repeatedly • The Watch stays awake overnight using a paused workout session; no workout is saved and your Activity rings are not affected HOW DETECTION WORKS Snoring is recognised with on-device sound analysis. A sound is recorded only once it has lasted about 10 seconds, so coughs, talking and single noises do not count. Sensitivity has three levels so you can tune it to your bedroom. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything stays on your iPhone. There is no account, no server and no analytics. Audio clips, snoring data and settings are never uploaded. FREE AND PRO Tracking, Watch alerts, the night score and the last-night card are free, and your first 3 nights include everything. After that, audio clips, loudness, charts, the episode list and full history unlock with SnorePing Pro: a single one-time purchase, no subscription, shareable with Family Sharing. NOT A MEDICAL DEVICE SnorePing does not diagnose or treat any condition. Scores and recordings are for information only, and microphone detection can miss some snoring. If you suspect sleep apnea or another sleep problem, consult a doctor.