More ways to choose your alarm sound · New voices and songs in English, Korean, Japanese, Chinese and Spanish · Browse alarm sounds by style · Preview sounds and choose a voice or song language in the new sound picker · A cleaner wake-up call you can answer from the lock screen

Alarms that ring in Silent Mode, a cleaner main screen · On iOS 26, alarms are set as system alarms again, so they ring even when your iPhone is in Silent Mode. · The Alarms tab now shows just your alarms. Status only appears when an alarm cannot ring. · Today shows your next alarm right below the day's status. · The widget guide is now at the bottom of Settings. · In Report, the night's times fit on one line.

Natural wake-up calls, alarms that ring in Silent mode · The AI wake-up call answers sooner, without asking you to wait and without stopping in the middle of a conversation. · It waits for you to finish talking before it replies, even when you pause to think. · If an alarm can't be set in a way that rings in Silent mode, Snora tells you and lets you try again. · Snora now opens on Alarms, so your next alarm is the first thing you see. · An alarm that is on stays on after you edit and save it. · The place to ask the AI sleep coach is easier to find, and questions and answers are easier to read. · Alarm status only appears when something needs your attention. · A new guide shows how to add the next alarm widget to your Lock Screen or Home Screen. · If Apple Health can't be read for a moment, Snora tries again when you come back, and you can retry from the card. · The AI wake-up call replies more closely to what you say.

Alarms that are harder to sleep through · A new setup step checks what your alarm needs to ring, such as notifications, the alarm permission and Silent Mode, and shows how to fix each one. · An alarm you don't answer keeps alerting for longer. · Fixed cases where an alarm you had already stopped could ring again.

Better alarms and more natural wake up calls · Improved how a regular alarm rings again when it isn't properly turned off, and how snooze works. · Wake up calls are shorter and more natural, and they ask whether you are out of bed before ending. · Home and Report now show your next alarm and sleep records first. · You can write a review from Settings.

Calls that start with a ring · Pick from three telephone ringtones. · Tap Answer before Snoramon greets you and starts the conversation. · Improved call backs after snoozing or silencing a call. · Reports put recent nights, night details and trends in a clearer order. · The widget refreshes when a sleep session starts, ends or is deleted.

A widget for your next alarm · Add the Snora widget to your Home Screen to see your next alarm, with Snoramon beside it. · With Call back on, a wake-up call now calls you back even when you silence it with the side or volume button on the Lock Screen. Open Snora and you go straight into the call. · The Lock Screen now shows when an alarm is a wake-up call and which voice is calling. · The voice called Juno is now Luna. It sounds the same. · A one-time alarm you turn off on the Lock Screen no longer rings again the next day.

Meet Snoramon Snoramon, the small night guard on the new app icon, now joins you on the Today screen, when your alarm rings, and when you get up. · With Snora Plus, every AI call comes from Snoramon. The five voices stay the same, and you keep the one you picked. · Get up with your alarm on mornings in a row, and the wake screen shows how many. You can share the count on a card.

Sleep now and sleep from Apple Health · Sleep now: it now appears next to the switch of every alarm due in the next 16 hours. Tap it at bedtime to track the night with that alarm; when you turn that alarm off in the morning, the night's record ends by itself. Start sleep on the Sleep tab now links to your wake-up alarm the same way. · Sleep from Apple Health: sleep saved in Apple Health, for example by Apple Watch, can now appear in your report, labeled with its source. Turn it on in Settings. Snora reads your sleep data and nothing else, only while the app is open, and never writes to Apple Health. Imported sleep is not sent to Snora's servers, backup or AI features, and turning the setting off deletes the imported copy. · AI wake-up call: replies now come faster, and saying you'll get up is no longer taken as being up. If this phone can't take voice answers in your language, Snora now says so clearly on the home screen, in the alarm editor and on the Plus screen. · Sleep coach suggestions in your report now appear in all five languages, not only English. · Encrypted backup: after Snora moved to a new developer account, backup could stop on some iPhones without telling you. Snora now shows when this has happened and lets you set up backup again or restore your earlier backup. · Snora Plus Monthly now also starts with a 7 day trial for eligible new subscribers, like the annual plan.

An alarm that calls you. With Snora Plus, a voice calls at alarm time and talks with you. Choose from five — Juno, Nova, Theo, Orion and Pip. Each one sounds different, and each now has a face on the call screen. Also in this release: · AI sleep coach — a morning note, a weekly review, and answers drawn from your own nights. · More without Plus. Every alarm sound, every theme, the wake checks, the nap timer and reports up to 90 days no longer need a subscription. · The alarm screen shows who is calling and what they just said, with one large button to end the call.

Sleep sounds now have a plan for the night. Tap a sound to open its options and pick falling asleep, masking noise, back to sleep, or a nap. Each one lays out its stages, so you can see when the sound settles and how much quiet it leaves before your alarm. With an alarm set, the night follows it. Gentle wake now works on every device. Turn it on and the alarm starts quiet and climbs, ending at the same strength as a normal alarm. On devices where this is new, the alarm also rings for longer than it used to. Also in this release: · 27 of the 48 alarm sounds have a gentle version. The rest ring at full strength right away, and the alarm screen tells you which one you picked. · Timer offers 15, 30, 45, 60, and 90 minutes, or until your alarm. · Sound no longer plays with no end unless you choose to keep it on all night.

Snora Plus arrives, adding longer report history, the full sleep sound library, two more themes, complete coach suggestions, and nap trends. Sleep sounds are rebuilt. Rain, ocean, wind, stream, and campfire now carry the high-frequency detail they were missing, in stereo instead of mono. Also in this release: · The wake mission appears over the Lock Screen, so turning the alarm off with a side button no longer skips it. · Cancelling or pausing a nap from the Lock Screen now works in the app. · The time picker spins the way it should, with a tick you can feel and hear. · Nap timer takes any hour and minute, and counts down on your Lock Screen. · An alarm you dismissed no longer rings again when you open the app later. · Alarm sound keeps playing if you leave the app while it is ringing. · The time on the Report tab keeps AM and PM on one line.

Alarms now ring reliably on iOS 26 and later, even through the silent switch and Focus modes, with a full-screen alarm on the Lock Screen. · 48 alarm sounds, including character voices · Gentle wake fades in without ever being too quiet to wake you · New alarms repeat daily by default · Smoother time picker with tactile feedback · Snooze now respects your limit

Snora is now a full sleep companion, not just an alarm. - Sleep tracker: track a night from phone motion, with a live movement waveform - Sleep sounds: 14 of them, each with its own volume, and they keep playing with the screen off - Nap timer: a countdown alarm for naps, plus nap statistics - Sleep report: 7, 14, 30, and 90 day ranges, a hypnogram, sleep window and weekday charts, and sleep score, stages, and breathing estimates (est., from phone motion) - Wake Confidence: a Safe, Caution, or Risk read on whether tomorrow's alarm is set to ring - Wake-check missions: Long press, Math, Sequence, Memory, and Shake - Themes: Midnight, Ink, and a new Snow light theme - Rebuilt onboarding, and an anonymous account so nothing is required to start