Observed arrival · 2026-09-05
Snorly Turns a Night of Snoring into Evidence
An iPhone app records detected snoring, sleep talk, and coughing, then presents the clips on a timeline with loudness labels and a nightly score.
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The described workflow keeps the phone beside the bed, listens through the night, and stores short clips only when it detects snoring, sleep talk, or coughing. Each clip is placed on a timeline with a timestamp and loudness label, while the night receives a 0–100 score. The homepage recommends keeping the phone within about one metre of the sleeper and says detection runs on-device. It also describes optional tags for wine, late meals, sleeping position, nasal strips, and mouth tape.
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