AutoSnore: Snoring Recorder

• Price: $4.99

Last verified 31 Jul 2026

4.3 1186 ratings · App Store

1. 4/5Great companion app to AutoSleep.

   Without a bedroom partner, I have been unable to answer my doctor’s questions about my snoring patterns. Not only does this app capture that very well, it correlates it to my sleeping stages in AutoSleep. I would have rated it five stars if it had better integration with AutoSleep and podcast listening. I’d like to see the app start and stop its data capture automatically like AutoSleep. It also does not capture data if I’m playing a podcast after starting it. I often fall asleep to short podcasts and it’s disappointing to discover that snoring data is not captured after the podcast ends.

   Rilarsen · 31 Jul 2026

2. 3/5Good start, needs work

   Bought this blindly because I really admire AutoSleep and the developer, they don’t play the subscription game (except for one app), and their layouts and info are very well presented. However, I’ve used Autosnore a couple days and find it annoying so far. Requires one more thing to remember and do prior to sleeping, really should plug in phone (which I try and avoid due to EMF in sleep area). But mostly I’m finding that it doesn’t seem to differentiate noises (yet). As someone who sleeps with a CPAP, I’m getting mostly garbage data at the moment. I might try another location, but I fear that this noise won’t allow it to pick up any actual snoring. And as for the increasingly complex pre-sleep duties, at this point maybe the developer could create some downloadable shortcuts to use to just push once and enable sleep focus and autosnore. Or better yet find a way for it to tap into Autosleep’s condition or any other method of avoiding opening yet another app every night just before sleep. I appreciate this developer and $5 bucks is a donation from me if this doesn’t get fixed. Hopefully the developer expands on this idea and makes it as useful as Autocleep is to everyone I share it with.

   EthericMustard · 31 Jul 2026

3. 1/5Paid $5 for unusable nonsense

   I paid $5 for this, and it is genuinely unusable. It detected one “snore,” which was very clearly me speaking to my wife, while confidently labeling ordinary bedroom sounds as things like gunfire, subway trains, synthesizers, thunder, timpani, trucks, waterfalls, bee buzzing, and bowling impacts. A toilet lid dropping was classified as “music,” and it reported 32 mysterious “gasps” even though the clips contained no audible sound at all. Why would you even allow it to tag things “gunfire?” Did the developers forget to cut their AudioSet tags down before production? The playback interface is somehow worse: once a 30-second clip starts, there is no apparent way to stop it. Tapping the volume icon restarts the clip instead of silencing it, while the previous clip keeps playing underneath it. The audio continues even after leaving the screen or opening another app. None of the classifications I checked were accurate, the snore detection was wrong, and basic playback is broken. This feels less like a finished snore-tracking app and more like a malfunctioning machine-learning demo that charges admission.

   UserFirstReviews · 31 Jul 2026

4. 3/5Missing critical feature

   This developers application AutoSleep is absolutely stellar. I use it daily, and so hoped this would be a well developed and natural pairing. It has promise, and if they attend to it as they have with AutoSleep, I’m sure it will be excellent. However, right now, it is missing the essential user ability to filter the noises that it records as “not snoring”. This means it generates a score based on all background noises, even those that are not snoring. I use a television show that puts me to sleep almost instantly, but that means there is roughly 25 minutes of recorded noise that is calculated as snoring. SnoreLab, a competing app, allows you to designate recorded noise as “not snoring”. This feature is necessary for me to make use of the app. I hope they prioritize adding this feature and I will change my review. Good stuff, though, keep up the good work!

   thepen · 31 Jul 2026

5. 1/5Not working as expected...

   Long time nightly user of AutoSleep. Love that app. Especially because it just starts when I fall asleep. I expected AutoSnore to do the same. Then realized after buying you had to open and push Start each night. Fine. But I also like to listen to something as I doze off. So night two I pressed start, put in my AirPod til I was dozing off, put it away, then passed out. Woke to the Live Action running still. Opened the app and just see a Start button again... only after going to the help center I learned you can't use audio or other apps after starting a session or it doesn't work. So I would need to start dozing off, think about this app, then go in and press start in order to capture a night. Opposite of the ease of AutoSleep... this is not useful for me. Unfortunately I'm passed the refund window and unless the process changes I'll never use this.

   NostalgicFuturist · 31 Jul 2026

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