Noxogy Sleep Tracker

• Full Version - Monthly — $5.99/month
• Full Version - Monthly — $9.99/year ($0.83/mo)
• Full Version - Monthly — $19.99/year ($1.66/mo)
• Full Version - Monthly — $23.99
• Sleepy Sounds — $3.99
• Smart Alarms — $3.99
• Stop Snoring — $3.99

Last verified 30 Aug 2026

4.5 13188 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Reliable data-rich health app - well worth it!

   Excellent dashboard style charts are included in this easy to use data collection tool. Love the results! A quick glance at the charts or the history, and I can see clearly how well I sleep given different habits — like if I drink wine or if I exercise on any given day. I can see how long I stay in light sleep or deep sleep, which helps me understand my patterns well enough that I can make small improvements over time with great results. I feel better since I sleep better since I started drinking water an hour before bedtime and since I put up light blocking window blinds. I even tested taking melatonin (1 tab did nothing but 2 tabs worked great!). Earplugs don’t help but better airflow and a cooler room temperature does wonders! I like that this app empowers me to be my own detective and find ways to improve my health! It even has a great notification feature to remind me to turn it on... and I’m rewarded every morning with another bit of history informing me how to be happier, healthier and more at ease in my skin. In sum, whomever conducted the usability study for this software is brilliant! And so are the software engineers who brought the concepts into reality. Every person who sleeps better is one more rested sane calm soul living, working and interacting with others. Thank you for creating something so elegant and useful! You are saving the world, one better sleeper at a time!

   DiscoArt · 30 Aug 2026

2. 5/5Best Sleep Tracker App I’ve Tried

   I’ve been using Prime Sleep Tracker for about 6 months now, and it is hands down the best sleep tracker app I’ve tried. I tested two others before this, and honestly, they don’t even come close. The subscription is inexpensive and totally worth it. I was diagnosed with a deviated septum years ago and kept putting off seeing an ENT. I also had a sleep study done years back, and they tried to put me on a CPAP, but I can’t use those because the straps around my head trigger migraines. Thanks to the excellent recordings from this app, I now have actual proof to bring to my new ENT that I basically snore loud enough to take the roof off my house. Another thing I really appreciate is that I live alone, and there’s something oddly comforting about knowing that if anyone ever tried to enter my home, this app would be recording everything. So yes, it tracks my sleep, but it also gives me a little extra peace of mind. The customer service is absolutely incredible too. They actually respond, they’re helpful, and they clearly care about the user experience. The only thing I wish they would fix is the “farting” label… it’s definitely not that, it’s just me sounding like I belong in a cartoon, snoring. Other than that, this app is excellent, accurate, easy to use, and genuinely helpful. Highly recommend, especially if you need real recordings to show a doctor, or if you just want undeniable evidence that you are, in fact, the problem.

   Lu Valentino · 30 Aug 2026

3. 1/5Their greed makes this app useless.

   Need an ad to make money? Have us watch a video before or after we use the record function, etc. There are better ways. But, to gatekeep anything after the first 15 sounds in the environment is greedy. I can’t even delete the useless sounds to hear maybe something actually useful to my health. By putting the recordings behind a paywall with no work around, this app is just another exploitation of economic status. Sound crazy? Well, if you’re poor, you tend to live in closer environments, closer to the cities where it’s louder. So, by living in a lower economical status community, like I do, it’s going to pick up way more sounds than if you were living in a countryside home or a suburb. You also tend to have more health issues and therefore have more need of an app like this. By not being able to hear the others recordings in some way or manner (by deleting the ones that are just cars driving by etc.) or by just allowing them to be free with ads of some kind, the people behind this app are actually committing socioeconomic status discrimination. Being poor is expensive, and this app and the people behind it, are just another unnecessary impediment of socioeconomic progress for the people who really need it. Premium is a lazy money grab.

   AbundantAthena · 30 Aug 2026

4. 2/5This app has the potential to be pretty cool but I’ve had some major issues with it

   First of all this app isn’t worth it if you don’t pay the extra $3. So, understandable that you have to pay I guess, but I am currently unable to pay for that and also don’t know if I would want to spend that because all I wanna know is if if I sleep talk. Since I can only listen to the first 15 recordings all I hear is me rolling around or maybe a few of me snoring. I’ve adjusted the activation delay to 3 hours now so hopefully that will help with the rolling around. However, my biggest concern is that the app will record hours of a sound that is constant in the room. It will record a fan, or a sleep sound, or maybe something outside that’s going all night. Even if I did pay the $3 this is something that would be super annoying to me. I just wanna hear me sleep talking or a sound that is a once or twice occurrence that I wouldn’t have known happens. Instead I get a tonnn of recordings of this same sound throughout all of them. Basically my room would have to be close to dead silent to actually be able to pick up on just the sounds I’d want to hear. This is unfortunate because I think this app is actually a pretty cool one and will work for most people as long as they make the $3 purchase. I just don’t know if I’m completely sold yet because of this issue and I’d like to see the the app developer work on this issue past just having the option to lower or higher the sound sensitivity in settings which doesn’t compensate for the constant sounds one may have in their room. This adjustment will help but it won’t be able to pick out one sound from another and just show you the sounds that matter from my experience.

   Jenny bunch kin · 30 Aug 2026

5. 4/5Uncanny, unsettling, and creepy noises caught on the recorder

   On July 4 is the day that I put the recorder when I was going to sleep at my grandma’s house, the recorder picked up some really weird and creepy noises, that I never heard in my room, except for the one time on Sleep Recorder plus that I heard something flying across my room, but those noises were more creepier than that, The first two recordings that I played were normal but the third recording, it had someone that sounded like a girl talking, she was whispering in Spanish, here are the words that I heard, or whatever that thing is, “ aquí está, then I heard some other recordings that were normal but the two recordings after those normal recordings it sounded like someone trying to get in to the room, the first one sounded like two bangs on the door, probably made by Tiki, and the next one had one bang, I don’t remember the others but I do remember one, but not one but two I think I remember the last three, basically the next two recordings after some other perfectly normal recordings, they were two bangs, and both recordings, not two but one, but they sounded like something that was under the floor, and it sounded like thumping feet, walking under the floor, next it was my grandmother talking in the background, she sounded a bit panicked, she might have heard the noise, that recording was caught at 4:22 AM, the time I was still sleeping, it sounded like she was covering someone up, and something about covering my feet, she could have heard the noise, that scared me a bit, and then the bedroom environment started to feel uncomfortable, I got a bit anxious, but then everything went back to normal, but it concerns me a bit, because on January, my grandmothers bedroom door started to open by itself, at first I thought it was her dog but then I kept on happening and the dog wasn’t there,😕😰😟

   BrieTiana · 30 Aug 2026

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