AutoSnore: Snore Recorder

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Find out if — and how much — you snore, without handing your bedroom audio to a cloud server. AutoSnore listens through the microphone while you sleep and turns the night into a simple morning report: how many times you snored, how loud, and when. Everything happens on your phone. WHY AUTOSNORE Most snore trackers are subscriptions that upload or lock your nightly recordings behind an account. AutoSnore is the opposite: • Fully offline — the app makes no network requests at all. Your sleep is one of the most private things there is; it should never leave your phone. • No audio is even stored — AutoSnore measures loudness on-device in real time and keeps only the numbers, not a recording of your night. • One-time purchase — no subscription, no ads. Buy Pro once and keep it. YOUR MORNING REPORT • Snore score (0–100) with a quiet / mild / moderate / loud band. • Snore events — how many times, and how often per hour. • Time spent snoring — the share of the night with noise. • Loudest moment of the night. • A loudness graph across the whole night, hour by hour. • A rhythm check — rhythmic sounds are flagged as more likely real snoring; scattered ones as ambient noise. HOW IT WORKS Put your phone on the nightstand and keep it charging. You can lock the phone: recording carries on in the background all night. AutoSnore continuously measures how loud the room is. When the sound rises clearly above the background for a moment, it logs a snore / noise event. Adjustable sensitivity lets you catch faint sounds or only clear, loud snoring. FREE VS PRO Free: record every night and see the full morning report; the last 3 nights are kept. Pro (one-time purchase): unlimited history, night-to-night trends, and CSV export. PRIVACY BY DESIGN No account. No ads. No network access. No audio saved. Nothing is uploaded, tracked, or shared — ever. Please note: AutoSnore is a recording and self-observation tool, not a medical device, and does not diagnose any condition. For persistent snoring or suspected sleep apnea, please see a doctor.Read more

Find out if — and how much — you snore, without handing your bedroom audio to a cloud server. AutoSnore listens through the microphone while you sleep and turns the night into a simple morning report: how many times you snored, how loud, and when. Everything happens on your phone. WHY AUTOSNORE Most snore trackers are subscriptions that upload or lock your nightly recordings behind an account. AutoSnore is the opposite: • Fully offline — the app makes no network requests at all. Your sleep is one of the most private things there is; it should never leave your phone. • No audio is even stored — AutoSnore measures loudness on-device in real time and keeps only the numbers, not a recording of your night. • One-time purchase — no subscription, no ads. Buy Pro once and keep it. YOUR MORNING REPORT • Snore score (0–100) with a quiet / mild / moderate / loud band. • Snore events — how many times, and how often per hour. • Time spent snoring — the share of the night with noise. • Loudest moment of the night. • A loudness graph across the whole night, hour by hour. • A rhythm check — rhythmic sounds are flagged as more likely real snoring; scattered ones as ambient noise. HOW IT WORKS Put your phone on the nightstand and keep it charging. You can lock the phone: recording carries on in the background all night. AutoSnore continuously measures how loud the room is. When the sound rises clearly above the background for a moment, it logs a snore / noise event. Adjustable sensitivity lets you catch faint sounds or only clear, loud snoring. FREE VS PRO Free: record every night and see the full morning report; the last 3 nights are kept. Pro (one-time purchase): unlimited history, night-to-night trends, and CSV export. PRIVACY BY DESIGN No account. No ads. No network access. No audio saved. Nothing is uploaded, tracked, or shared — ever. Please note: AutoSnore is a recording and self-observation tool, not a medical device, and does not diagnose any condition. For persistent snoring or suspected sleep apnea, please see a doctor.