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Download SomniSense: Record Tonight, Review Tomorrow

Start with Free on your supported iPhone or Android phone. Follow the in-app placement and microphone guidance, start a recording before sleep, then review possible breathing pauses with marked waveforms and surrounding sounds in the morning. No extra wearable is needed. This is acoustic observation, not an OSA test; seek professional evaluation for symptoms regardless of the app result.

Start with Free. Pro is available after payment; there is no free Pro trial.

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WHAT YOU GET AFTER INSTALLING

A possible pause you can come back to in the morning.

Open your Night Report and choose a marked candidate. See its estimated time and duration, then play the sounds before and after the quiet interval while following the waveform. A recording may contain no candidates or miss an event. Continue across nights to see whether observations repeat; longer-period PDF reports are a separate feature and are currently in English.

Review the evidence before installing →
Real SomniSense app screen with a selected minute, marked candidate regions, waveform, playback controls, and whole-night position. Current SomniSense structured wellness report organizing multi-night observations, method, and limits.

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Android 9 or later

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iPhone 8 or later, running iOS 16+

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Follow the in-app microphone and setup guidance, place your phone on a stable nightstand and start recording. In the morning, open your Night Report. Not every night will contain a candidate event.

Yes. Free keeps core first-night candidate evidence, local playback within the app limits and a recent 7-day trend. Choose Pro after payment when you want longer history, comparisons and fuller English reports. No free Pro trial is offered.

See how the evidence stays together

Reports organize single-night facts, trends, factor comparisons, methods and limits into a structured wellness summary.

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Sources checked September 6, 2026: NHLBI · NIH.