Snorely listens while you sleep, records the moments you snore and gives the night a score. In the morning you play back the highlights instead of guessing whether last night was bad. Recordings stay on your device — your bedroom audio is not uploaded anywhere.
You start it at bedtime and leave the phone near the bed. It listens through the night, keeps the snoring moments and scores the night, so you wake up to a summary instead of a mystery.
Only on your device. Nothing is uploaded to a server, which matters when the audio in question is your own bedroom at night.
It is a simple rating of the night, built from how much and how loudly you snored. Its real value is comparison: you can see whether tonight was better or worse than the last one.
Yes. Snorely keeps the highlights for playback — often the fastest way to settle the 'I don't snore' debate.
Snoring happens when the airway relaxes and narrows during sleep, making the surrounding tissue vibrate. Sleeping position, alcohol, congestion, weight and simple tiredness can all play a part.
Common habits that help many people: sleeping on your side, skipping alcohol close to bedtime, keeping a regular sleep schedule and treating a blocked nose. Tracking your nights shows you which change actually moves your score.
If your recordings capture gasping, choking or long silent pauses, or you are exhausted despite full nights, discuss it with a doctor — those can be signs of sleep apnea. Snorely is a tracking tool, not a medical device, and does not diagnose anything.
It is built to run through the night; plugging the phone in while you sleep is the comfortable way to use it.
No account and no sign-up.
On Google Play for Android, and on the web at horlama.bnj.app. The guides section of this site covers snoring topics in 11 languages.
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