You stack alarms, you snooze,
you wake up already behind
The problem was never the time you set. It's closing your eyes with no idea whether that alarm will actually do its job, or leave you scrambling.
Set an alarm, see if it'll work
The moment you set a time, Snora shows its state, and the one thing to change. No scores to obsess over. Just clarity.
Three things, done right
Wake Confidence reads your own wake and bedtime rhythm, not an average of other people. The more nights you record, the more it has to read.
The alarm health check puts the settings that quietly stop alarms on one screen: notification permission, battery optimization, and the rest. The basics, taken seriously.
Consistent sleep timing matters more than raw hours. Snora makes your rhythm visible and nudges it gently, never with guilt.
It gets you, over time
Just like always: a time, a label, done in seconds.
Snora shows the state right away, plus one thing to adjust.
Each night sharpens the read. Your patterns, not averages.
Less guesswork, fewer scrambles, more steady wake-ups.
An alarm clock and a sleep tracker
Set an alarm you can trust, wind down with sleep sounds, and see what your mornings actually look like over time.
From soft chimes to a plain classic ring. 21 of them are voices that talk you awake, in English and Korean: a butler, a coach, a drill sergeant, a sportscaster, a sweet granny, and more.
Long press, Math, Number tap, Pattern echo, and Shake, standing between you and the dismiss button. A gentle wake ramp brings the volume up gradually instead of all at once.
One screen for the settings that quietly stop alarms, such as notification permission and battery optimization, so you can fix them before they cost you a morning.
Sleep sessions tracked from phone motion, with a live movement waveform through the night, and 14 sleep sounds that keep playing with the screen off.
Your last night in full and a 7 day view: hypnogram, sleep window chart, sleep score (est.), sleep stages (est.), a breathing estimate (est.), and a sleep coach suggestion drawn from your own recent nights.
Pick a nap duration and Snora counts it down and wakes you. A bedtime reminder keeps the evening on schedule.
Snora is available in English, 中文, Español, 한국어, and 日本語. It is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, or monitor any condition. Sleep stages, sleep score, and breathing figures are estimates calculated from phone motion, not clinical measurements.
We won't promise
you'll feel less groggy
Because no honest app can. What Snora can do is tell you the truth about your alarm and your rhythm, and let the results speak for themselves. That honesty is the whole point.
Snora has wake-check missions too, five of them. What it adds is the part that comes first: whether tomorrow's alarm is set up to go off at all.
Good questions
Is Snora free?+
Yes. Snora is free on iPhone and Android, with no ads.
Will it actually wake me up?+
That's the job Snora takes most seriously. The alarm health check surfaces the settings that quietly stop alarms, such as notification permission and battery optimization, and Wake Confidence shows the state before you sleep. No app can guarantee an alarm rings: your device, its power settings, and its volume all have a say. For anything critical, keep a second alarm.
Does it promise better sleep?+
No, and that's deliberate. Snora doesn't claim to make you less groggy. It shows you what's true about your alarm and your rhythm, and helps you act on it.
Does it track my sleep?+
Yes. Snora tracks sleep sessions from phone motion and gives you last night in full plus a 7 day view, with a hypnogram, a sleep window chart, and estimates for sleep score, stages, and breathing. They are estimates from motion, not clinical measurements, and Snora is not a medical device.
Where does my sleep data go?+
It stays on your device. Snora does not require an account to work, does not sell your data, and uses no advertising trackers. Our Privacy Policy sets out the little that our backend holds and why.
iOS and Android?+
Both. Snora is built for iPhone and Android, in English, 中文, Español, 한국어, and 日本語.
Where can I get it?+
On the App Store and Google Play. The download buttons above take you straight there.