
Create iOS and Android apps with React and Ionic

SnoreLab
Sleep as Android
Sleep Cycle
Sleep Talk Recorder
Alarmy
EasyWakeup
Gentle Alarm
A sound diary of your night: snoring, quiet moments and notes for your doctor.

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| Website | reactionic.github.io | schematic.cz |
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NightEar records the room all night with the phone next to the bed. In the morning it shows snoring and longer quiet stretches where no breathing sound was heard — the kind of moments people sometimes review when looking into possible sleep apnea. You set how long a silence has to be. Every...
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As answered by people managing React-Ionic and NightEar.
NightEar's answer:
Sound diary of the night. Marks snoring and longer quiet stretches where no breathing sound was heard. Recordings stay on the phone, encrypted. Not a medical device.
NightEar's answer:
People who want a private sound diary of their night (or their child’s night) and sometimes review quiet stretches when talking about possible sleep apnea with a doctor.
NightEar's answer:
Most snore apps either store recordings in the cloud or claim medical diagnosis. NightEar keeps everything on the phone and only shows what the microphone heard. Results only in the morning.
NightEar's answer:
Solo project. I wanted a simple overnight sound diary that stays on the phone and does not pretend to be a medical device.
NightEar's answer:
Android (Kotlin), on-device audio analysis, encrypted local storage.
NightEar's answer:
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