Snoria can end the night for you Pick a time in Settings and the recording stops on its own, so there's nothing to do in the morning. It only works while a recording is running — if you don't start a night, nothing happens by itself. Experiments now sits second Try one thing for a few nights and Snoria measures whether it helped. It has moved ahead of History in the tab bar, which is still there, one place to the right. A tap and a stop is no longer a night Starting a recording and stopping it seconds later used to file a night with a score and a verdict. Those aren't saved any more. Nights already in your History stay exactly as they are.

Your loudness mix now reads truer. • Snoria used to file a whole snoring episode under its loudest moment, so one loud second could mark three minutes as Epic. It now reads the levels through the episode. Expect much less Epic and more Light — your nights haven't changed, the accounting has, and your scores are untouched. • A quiet night now gets a full result screen, and it says plainly what a quiet recording can't prove: the phone may simply have been too far away. • Write down what a night was like. A cold, a late flight, a room that was too warm — there's a line for that next to the factors now. • A recording that can't start now names what stopped it, and if it happened while you were asleep, it's waiting on Tonight when you open the app. • Trends now says what each chart is measuring, and the wording was reviewed across all fourteen languages.

Your Snore Score is on a new, clearer scale. • Your nights didn't change — the scale did. Scores now spread across 0–100 so your rougher nights can finally tell each other apart, and 100 always means one thing: nothing loud enough to count. • Quiet nights now show a full result screen, not a blank one. • A free preview of Trends — see what the weekly view looks like before you've tracked a few weeks of your own, clearly marked as an example. • Steadier recording and the usual polish.

Snoria now shows you more of your night — and is straighter about the numbers behind it. • Night context from Apple Health — see your sleep stages, heart rate and breathing rate alongside the night's timeline. Context only; it never changes your score. • A truer timeline — loudness is now measured against your own room's quiet, so the chart matches what Snoria actually counted. Expect more red: your snoring hasn't changed, the scale got honest. • Test recordings no longer count — sessions under 30 minutes stay in History but are left out of trends, streaks and averages. Your streak may look shorter than it did before. • Only the patterns that hold up — What Helps shows a factor once there are enough nights to trust it, and says plainly when there aren't. • More moments kept — Snoria keeps more of the night's loud moments. Settings shows what they use, and frees up space in a tap. Everything still stays on your iPhone, and your score stays honest. Something not working? Email support@vprkh.dev — we read every message.

A calmer, more reliable Snoria — now more personal. • Apple Health — optionally read your Apple Watch sleep times and the drinks you log in Health to fill your nightly factors, and save recorded nights back to Health. All on your device. • Tips made for you — answer five quick questions and Snoria highlights the remedies most likely to help you, in a new “Recommended for you” section. • Start hands-free — a Control Center and Lock Screen button, plus Siri and Shortcuts, begin recording without unlocking your phone. An optional bedtime reminder helps you remember. • Even steadier overnight — recording recovers more dependably after a 2 a.m. call, alarm, or Siri, so you wake to a full night, not a blank one. • Now available in many more languages. Everything still stays on your iPhone, and your score stays honest. Something not working? Email support@vprkh.dev — we read every message.

A calmer, more reliable Snoria. • Start hands-free — a Control Center and Lock Screen button, plus Siri and Shortcuts, let you begin a recording without unlocking your phone. • An optional bedtime reminder, so you don't forget to press record. • Even steadier overnight — recording recovers more dependably after a 2 a.m. call, an alarm, or Siri, so you wake up to a full night instead of a blank one. Detection is steadier and your clips are safer if anything interrupts the night. • Now available in German, Spanish, and Portuguese. Everything still stays on your iPhone, and your score stays honest. Something not working? Email support@vprkh.dev — we read every message.

An honest little update: • Purchases & Restore: if something goes wrong, Snoria now records exactly why, so we can fix it fast. If a purchase failed for you recently — please try again, and email support@vprkh.dev if it persists. • Polish and minor fixes under the hood.

Reliability is the whole product — a lost night is the one thing we won't accept. Version 1.2.1 fixes two of them: • Quiet nights are safe now. If you barely snored and your recording was interrupted overnight, that night could go missing from your History. That's fixed — every night you record is kept, even a completely silent one. • A recovered night reads as a normal night. If your phone restarts or something interrupts recording while you sleep, Snoria rebuilds the night from what was safely saved — and no longer shows a worrying banner when the night is actually complete. As always, everything runs entirely on your device: no account, no cloud, no ads. Thank you for the reports that made these fixes possible. If a night ever still looks off, get in touch — we read every message.

New in 1.2.0 • Remedies & tips library — browse simple things to try for snoring (side sleeping, nasal strips, mouth tape, a wedge pillow and more) and tap to track the ones you're testing. • Connected to your trends — what you track now feeds your "what helps you" view, so you can see how your own nights line up with what you tried. • Sleep Summary — an optional, gentle recap of your recent trend and the habit lining up with your quieter nights. On by choice, never spammy. • Quick pre-log — mark what you're trying tonight right from the home screen. • Now fully localized in Japanese. • Reliability and polish across the app. Everything runs on your device, nothing is uploaded, and Snoria stays a recorder and insights app — not a medical device.

• Fixed a false “partial night” notice that could appear even on complete nights • More reliable overnight capture — better recovery from calls, alarms, and locked-screen interruptions • Snore clips now show playback progress and a clear play/pause state • Now available in Japanese • Polish and small fixes throughout