Factors and remedies.
Tag each night with what might matter, like alcohol, a late meal, a blocked nose, allergies or sleeping on your back, and with what you tried, like nasal strips, side sleeping, mouth tape, a raised head or an anti-snore mouthguard. Snores shows which ones go with quieter nights in your own data.
Trends over weeks and months.
See how your Snore Score moves over time, not just night by night, and put any two nights side by side.
A few minutes of exercises.
A guided daily routine of mouth and throat exercises, with a streak and a gentle reminder. Small studies found regular practice reduced snoring for some people. Snores tags the night, so you can see whether it helps you.
What to try first.
Answer five quick questions about how you sleep, and Snores suggests up to three remedies to test on your own nights, with a short, careful guide to each.
Time in bed and time asleep.
Estimated from sound, or read from Apple Health when it's available. Snores can save your time in bed to Apple Health too.
On your Lock Screen and Home Screen.
A Live Activity while Snores listens and a widget for the morning after, plus streaks and badges for keeping it up.
Your nights on every iPhone.
Scores, timelines, tags and notes sync through your own iCloud. Audio stays on your iPhone, unless you back up the clips you keep to your own iCloud with Pro.
A report for your doctor.
Turn your last two weeks, 30 or 90 nights into a PDF to print or send: snoring each night, breathing while snoring, your tags and notes. Or export every night as a spreadsheet file.