Hear your own snoring.
Tonight.
Put your iPhone on the nightstand. Snorly listens all night, keeps only the moments it heard snoring, and plays them back to you in the morning, second by second.
Proof, not a guess
You sleep through your own snoring. Your partner does not. Snorly gives you the tape: every episode on one timeline, every clip with a time stamp and a loudness label from Quiet to Severe.
Compare tonight with last week in a glance, then open the timeline to see why.
Hear it
Snorly records only when it detects snoring, sleep talk or a cough. No 8-hour file to scrub through, just the clips that matter, in order.
See the whole night
An LED timeline shows when you snored and how loud, in decibels. A 58 dB snore sounds about like a running shower; you will see exactly when it happened.
Know what makes it worse
Tag the night: wine, late dinner, back sleeping, nasal strips, mouth tape. After a few nights Snorly shows which factor moved your snoring and by how much.
Stays on your iPhone
Detection runs on the phone. Audio is never uploaded. Delete a night and it is gone. The screen dims to a bedside clock so the light does not wake anyone.
Three steps, one night
Tap record, plug in, sleep
Set the phone on the nightstand within about a metre of your head, screen down or dimmed. Snorly turns into a soft LED clock.
It listens, you sleep
The on-device detector wakes up for snoring and sleep talk, saves a short clip with the time and loudness, and ignores the silence in between.
Press play in the morning
Your night is one scroll: score, timeline, clips. Tag what you did last night and see what changed after a week.
What it costs
Free
Install, record tonight, no account. Automatic clips, playback of every one, the 0–100 score, the night timeline, breathing flags and your full history. Every night, no limit, no ads.
Premium
Only for the extras: full-night audio, remedy and factor comparisons, the PDF report for your doctor and Apple Health import.
How you pay
A subscription or a one-time lifetime purchase through the App Store. Prices for your country are shown in the app. Everything in the Free tile stays free whether you buy or not.
Snorly had this free plan before, dropped it for a trial, and is bringing it back. If a feature listed as free asks you to pay, that is a bug: tell us.
Questions people ask before their first night
Does Snorly record all night?
No. It listens all night but saves only the seconds around detected snoring, sleep talk or coughing, so a typical night is a handful of clips, not an 8-hour file.
Will it drain the battery?
Keep the phone plugged in. Detection is designed to run all night on a charger; the screen dims to a clock so the display is not the main draw.
Can it tell me if I have sleep apnea?
No app can diagnose sleep apnea. Snorly flags breathing patterns such as pauses and gasps as something worth showing a doctor, and its PDF report gives you a record to bring along. See snoring vs sleep apnea.
Does it work if my partner snores too?
It records whoever is loudest near the phone. Put the phone on your side of the bed, closer to you than to your partner, and compare a night alone if you can.
Where do my recordings go?
Nowhere. Audio is stored on your iPhone only. Snorly has no accounts and no cloud upload; sharing a clip is something you do on purpose.
Is there an Android version?
Not yet. Snorly is built for iPhone. If you sleep alone and want to know whether you snore, read how to tell if you snore for a method that works with any phone.
From the blog
- Alcohol and snoring: how many hours before bed matterAlcohol relaxes the tongue muscle and adds about 4 breathing events an hour in snorers, peaking in the first 2 hours. Stop 3 hours before bed, then record.
- Do anti-snoring mouthpieces work? Tested by recordingA custom mandibular advancement device cut snoring from 193 to 20 snores an hour; boil-and-bite copies and chin straps do far less. Test yours in 7 nights.
- Do anti-snoring pillows work? Tested by recordingMemory foam cut snoring events 47% in a sleep-lab trial; an inclined pillow cut breathing events from 17 to 5 an hour. Which have data, how to test yours.
Stop wondering. Record it, replay it, prove it.
One night is enough to hear what your partner has been hearing for years.
Requires iOS 17 or later. Not a medical device.