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Snore Score calculator

The same score as the app, from minutes of light, loud and epic snoring.

Snore Score calculator

Enter how long you were listened to and how many minutes of each kind of snoring there were. The score updates as you type.

Time listened
Minutes of snoring

Each minute of snoring counts 1 point when light, 2 when loud and 3 when epic. The score is the points divided by the minutes listened, times 100, up to 100. It describes sound, not your health.

How the Snore Score works

The Snore Score sums up a night from 0 to 100: how much, and how loudly, you snored for the time Snores listened. Each second of snoring counts 1 point when light, 2 when loud and 3 when epic. The score adds them up, divides by the time listened and multiplies by 100, up to 100. Nights under 15 minutes get no score.

The Snore Score's bands.
ScoreBand
Under 10A quiet night
10 to 24Light snoring
25 to 49Moderate snoring
50 to 74Loud snoring
75 and upEpic snoring

Light, loud and epic

Snores sorts each second of snoring by how far it rises above your room's own quiet level: light, loud from 14 decibels above it, and epic from 24. Using your own room as the reference keeps nights comparable even if the phone or the room changes. Louder snoring matters because it is more likely to disturb a partner and goes with more breathing disturbances 1.

What is a good Snore Score?

Under 10 is a quiet night. Most people see their score move from night to night; what matters is your trend and what goes with lower scores.

Why does loud snoring count more?

Louder snoring is more disturbing and more often linked with breathing problems 1, so it weighs more in the score.

Is the Snore Score a medical measure?

No. It summarizes the sound Snores heard. It isn't a diagnosis.

Sources

  1. Wilson K, Stoohs RA, Mulrooney TF, et al. The snoring spectrum: acoustic assessment of snoring sound intensity in 1,139 individuals undergoing polysomnography. Chest. 1999;115(3):762-770. doi.org/10.1378/chest.115.3.762
  2. Kapur VK, Auckley DH, Chowdhuri S, et al. Clinical practice guideline for diagnostic testing for adult obstructive sleep apnea: an American Academy of Sleep Medicine clinical practice guideline. J Clin Sleep Med. 2017;13(3):479-504. doi.org/10.5664/jcsm.6506

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Find out
how you snore.

Snores listens through the night on your iPhone and shows you in the morning how much and how loudly you snored, with clips of the loudest moments. Tag what you tried and see what goes with quieter nights. The sound stays on your iPhone.

Meet Snores
A night's summary in Snores: Good morning, a Snore Score of 25, moderate snoring, 52 minutes of snoring and almost 7 hours in bed

This page is general information, not medical advice. Snores is not a medical device and does not diagnose sleep apnea or any other condition. If you are worried about your sleep or your breathing, talk to a doctor.