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Snorva records the sounds you make while you sleep so you can listen back in the morning. Tap once at bedtime and leave the phone by the bed. Recording keeps running with the screen off. [One tap before bed] The whole interaction is a single moon button. The screen stays dark until morning, and a long press stops the session and opens last night straight away. [A whole night in a waveform and a score] Loudness across the night is kept as a waveform, so the noisy stretches are obvious at a glance. The Snore Score comes from how strongly you snored relative to your time in bed, and the exact formula is shown inside the app. It is a number you can check the reasoning behind. [Play back only what matters] Every detected event is listed on its own row. Play just that moment, and change the speed anywhere from 0.5x to 2x. Anything that was not snoring - a fan, a passing car - can be excluded with a tap, and the score is recalculated on the spot. [Follow what actually helped] Tag what you tried that night: side sleeping, a new pillow, a nasal strip, no alcohol before bed. Lined up against your nightly scores, the things that worked for you start to show. [Recordings stay on the device] There is no account. Audio and scores are stored on your device and never uploaded. Choose how long audio is kept - 7 days, 14 days, 30 days or forever - and you can delete the audio alone while keeping the scores and waveforms. [Your records travel with you] Export nightly scores, durations and remedies as CSV, and your recordings as a ZIP of WAV files. Whatever you record stays available to you. Snorva does not diagnose sleep or health conditions. It is a tool for looking back at your own sounds and numbers. Terms of Use (EULA): https://show-ec09e.web.app/terms.html Privacy Policy: https://show-ec09e.web.app/privacy.html

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