• Added Apple Watch integration, including last night’s summary and seven-day trends. • With permission to access Health data, snoring records can be aligned with sleep stages, heart rate, and blood oxygen on a shared timeline. • Added summary notifications after a recording is completed. • Added gentle taps for suspected snoring in Labs. When sustained snoring is detected, Apple Watch gently taps your wrist to encourage a natural change in sleeping position.

1. Bug fixes 2. Improved recording interruption handling for alarms and incoming calls 3. Enhanced neural network AI noise reduction performance

We've introduced an intelligent noise reduction algorithm, designed to reduce interference from ambient noises such as air conditioners and fans. To enable: Settings > Lab > Intelligent Noise Reduction Mode > Neural Network Noise Reduction

1. We've fixed all known bugs 2. We've added in-depth analysis for your full overnight sleep data, making it simpler than ever to get a clear picture of your sleep and snoring trends.

1. Smoothed out the rendering performance of the decibel level curve. 2. Polished up the visual design of the Settings page (please bear with our dev-grade aesthetic!)

1. We’ve fully added support for iOS’s native AGC feature. Our dev team totally missed this earlier, and they’re getting absolutely roasted all over again for it. 2. We’ve refined our explanations of high-risk health concerns, along with updated citation links to peer-reviewed medical research papers. Don’t panic – I’ve got you, steady and always. 3. We’ve revamped the full-night sleep overview, so you can easily track the exact time distribution of your snoring all night long. “I’m about to start snoring – you might wanna hightail it to the next room!”

1) We whooped our devs into shape and squashed all known bugs 2) Added guidance on high-risk health concerns. Don’t fret – I’ll catch you, steady and sure. 3) Added a full-night sleep overview, so you can easily track the timing and distribution of your snoring. “I’m about to start snoring – you’d better bolt to the next room!”