The Snoring Measurement App for iOS and Android

Snorelab is a snoring app available in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. There is a basic version with limited features that is free, and there is also an upgraded premium version for a fee that offers more robust features to track your snoring.

Snorelab is a snoring app which makes it very easy to record, measure, and track your snoring noise levels. Snorelab is the number one downloaded snoring app and has helped millions of people to track their snoring noise levels and determine which remedies work best for them.

Snorelab is a free snoring app available in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. There is a basic version with limited features, and there is also an upgraded premium version for a fee that offers more robust features to track your snoring.

The Snore Score is a measurement of snoring intensity used by the SnoreLab snoring app. It is determined by the average volume and the total duration of detected snoring episodes during the recording period and is scored on a scale of 0-100 with 0 being quiet and 100 being epic loud snoring. A typical Snore Score for someone with light snoring is around 25-30, and a good score would be less than 15 which is considered quiet.

The Snore Score is a measurement of snoring intensity used by the SnoreLab snoring app. It is determined by the average volume and the total duration of detected snoring episodes during the recording period and is scored on a scale of 0-100 with 0 being quiet and 100 being epic loud snoring. A typical Snore Score for someone with light snoring is around 25-30, and a really bad score would be more than 50 which is considered loud. In reality the a bad snore score is any snoring that keeps your bed partner awake!

The Snore Score is a measurement of snoring intensity used by the SnoreLab snoring app. It is determined by the average volume and the total duration of detected snoring episodes during the recording period and is scored on a scale of 0-100 with 0 being quiet and 100 being epic loud snoring. A typical Snore Score for someone with light snoring is around 25-30, and a good score would be less than 15 which is considered quiet, and a bad snore score is any snoring that keeps your bed partner awake!

The decibel levels of snoring vary based on the intensity of the snoring. Normal breathing is about 10 dB so a snoring noise level of 70 dB is considered extremely loud and can have negative health effects over the long term. Anyone exposed to loud snoring noise over 40 db will likely suffer from sleep disturbance and or insomnia. You might consider downloading a snoring app like SnoreLab to record the level of snoring to determine how loud the snoring is.

To test snoring you might consider a snoring app such as SnoreLab which makes it very easy to record, measure, and track your snoring noise levels. Snorelab is the number one downloaded snoring app and has helped millions of people to track their snoring noise levels and determine which remedies work best for them.

If you've used a snoring app like SnoreLab to test how loudly you snore, you might be surprised by how your body makes that loud of a sound! Snoring is caused when the tissues in the back of the throat collapse during sleep and the air coming through causes them to vibrate making the snoring sound. This means that your airway is compromised, and your body may not be getting enough oxygen for the restful, restorative sleep you need. We recommend trying a stop snoring solution like a ZQuiet's anti snoring mouthpiece to reduce snoring and increase your airflow and then measure again with the snoring app to determine how effective the solution is to treat your loud snoring.