STRUCTURED REPORTS · FREE AND PRO
Bring scattered nights into one report.
Your first morning is for reviewing a specific night. Later, an English PDF connects observations across nights, with recording coverage and limits attached. Save it for yourself or share it as background for a conversation.
Start with Free to review your first night. No new hardware needed.
Current SomniSense report · PDF reports are currently available in English · page count varies with content
A first-morning Night Report helps you inspect one night. A structured report has a different job: it organizes longer-period candidate-event evidence, multi-night patterns, tagged-night observations, coverage, method, and limits into an English PDF you can save, revisit, or share.
Two reports, two moments in the journey
First-morning Night Report
Return to a specific possible breathing pause: see its estimated time and duration in the night, inspect the marked waveform, and hear the sounds before and after. No candidate events is a possible first-night result too.
Longer-period structured report
Answers what accumulated across nights and keeps patterns, tag comparisons, coverage, method, and limits together for later review.
Free and Pro are defined by content—not page count
The Free report has two parts: observations and interpretation limits. The final PDF can occupy more than two physical pages when the content needs space.
The Pro report has six sections covering the period, nightly patterns, candidate events, tagged comparisons, acoustic context and shareable facts. Depending on available evidence and layout, the PDF can exceed six pages. SomniSense does not promise a fixed 2-, 6-, or 8-page document.
Free content
- A compact summary of the covered period and wellness observations
- Method, recording quality, interpretation boundaries, and limitations
Pro report sections
- Period overview and multi-night context
- Night-by-night breathing and snoring patterns
- Candidate-event and timing evidence
- Tagged-versus-untagged observations
- Acoustic pattern context
- Shareable facts, method, quality, and limits
Useful context, not a clinical report
The report is based on automated phone-audio wellness observations. It does not measure airflow, blood oxygen, respiratory effort, EEG, sleep stage, or anatomy. It is not a PSG or HSAT report, cannot diagnose a condition, and cannot prove that a tagged change caused an outcome.
You can keep it for your own review, discuss a specific night with a partner, or ask a qualified professional whether any part is useful background. The recipient—not SomniSense—decides whether that context belongs in a clinical conversation.
Why reports belong at the end of the evidence chain
- Inspect one night's candidate evidence.
- Record enough nights to see a personal range.
- Tag one change and observe whether a difference repeats.
- Keep the resulting evidence, sample coverage, method, and limits together.
Pro pays for this continuity: unlimited playback, longer retention, 30/90-day views, factor comparison, and the fuller structured report. It does not put the first night's core candidate evidence behind the paywall.
Free includes the core first-night candidate evidence and a recent trend. Check the app for playback and retention limits.