SnoreLab
Records and measures your snoring to see what aggravates or reduces it.
- What it is
- Records and measures your snoring to see what aggravates or reduces it.
- Best for
- Snoring tracking · Nighttime acoustic analysis · Habit assessment
- Platforms
- iOS · Android
Strengths
- Records and measures your snoring
- Helps identify aggravating factors
Weak points
- Does not diagnose apnea
- Full features require payment
What is SnoreLab?
SnoreLab is a mobile application designed to record, measure, and track snoring during sleep. It uses acoustic detection algorithms to generate a snoring score, allowing users to analyze the intensity and duration of their nighttime episodes via interactive graphs. The tool also allows users to log lifestyle factors and assess the impact of different methods or habit changes on snoring. It is not a medical device and the application does not replace a diagnosis or professional health advice.
At a glance
- Type
- App
- Platforms
- iOS, Android
- Subscription required
- No
- Free trial
- Yes
- French
- Yes
- Availability
- France, Canada
- Uses AI
- Yes
- Evidence level
- No known evidence
This information is indicative and may change: only the publisher's own website is authoritative.
What the AI does: The application uses acoustic signal processing algorithms to detect snoring, calculate an intensity score, and analyze breathing stability (BreathFlow).
Who uses SnoreLab?
Individual users
People wishing to obtain objective data on their snoring and test the effectiveness of various lifestyle changes.
Healthcare professionals
Doctors, dentists, and sleep specialists using the application's data to assist their consultations and patient monitoring.
Key features
Snore score
Unique measure of snoring intensity and duration calculated by sophisticated algorithms.
BreathFlow analysis
Measure of respiratory stability based on acoustic signals to detect indicators of irregular breathing.
Audio recordings
Capture of sound samples allowing users to listen to specific moments of the night.
Factor tracking
Logging of lifestyle habits and tested remedies to compare their influence on results over time.
Pricing
SnoreLab offers a free version with limited features. Premium subscriptions and one-time purchases are available, with prices starting at US$5.99.
Pricing recorded on November 1, 2026. Excluding taxes and shipping. Prices change: the amount that applies is the one shown by the publisher's own checkout.
Free version
Free
Sleep recording, basic snore score, and remedy tracking.
- Sleep recording
- Snore score
- Remedy tracking
SnoreLab Premium
Variable
Access to advanced features, full history, audio backups, and BreathFlow analysis.
- BreathFlow analysis
- Full history
- Audio backups
- Data export
The free version allows you to test the application's functionality. The Premium subscription is required to access advanced measurements like BreathFlow and detailed historical data.
Use cases
Remedy assessment
The user tests an anti-snoring method and records their sleep with the application.
Outcome: Objective comparison of snoring scores before and after applying the method.
Consultation preparation
The patient uses the application to collect data on their nighttime habits.
Outcome: Presentation of factual reports to the healthcare professional to facilitate medical discussion.
How it works in practice
Daily use
- 1Place the device near the bed before sleeping
- 2Start the recording in the application
- 3Stop the session upon waking
- 4Consult the score and recordings
In your daily routine
Compatibility
Available on iOS and Android platforms.
Integration
Compatible with Apple Health for certain health data.
Known limits
Non-medical nature
The application does not diagnose or treat medical conditions, including sleep apnea.
Acoustic interference
Measurements can be influenced by ambient noise or the presence of a bed partner.
Consider something else if
- Polysomnography medical devices
- Certified medical diagnostic applications
- Oxygen saturation measurement devices
How to use it
Setup
Simply launch the application and place the phone on the nightstand without requiring an external sensor.
Data analysis
Results are available immediately upon waking for a review of the key moments of the night.
Frequently asked questions
Can SnoreLab diagnose sleep apnea?+
No, the application is not a medical device and cannot diagnose health conditions.
Does the application require an accessory?+
No, no wearable device or additional sensor is required for operation.
How does the BreathFlow measurement work?+
It analyzes acoustic signals to evaluate the stability of breathing during the night.
Is the data shared with doctors?+
The user can present their own collected data during medical consultations.
Does the application work in the background?+
Yes, the application is designed to record sleep while running in the background.
Sources
Evidence level shown: No known evidence
The application is not a medical device and does not replace a professional diagnosis, although its measurements are correlated with clinical data.
No published source specific to this product has been identified so far.
Background on the approach
General references on the category or technology: they do not cover this specific product.
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