Sleep tracking · iPhone only
SleepTrace turns a night of iPhone audio into your sleep phases, breathing and snoring, health metrics and trends — plus science-backed steps to actually sleep better. No watch, no ring. Just your iPhone.
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The problem
You go to bed on time. You sleep through the night. And you still wake up foggy — wondering what's actually going on while you're out. A number of hours doesn't tell you whether you reached deep sleep, how often you stirred, or what woke you at 3 a.m.
SleepTrace was built for exactly that person: someone who sleeps enough, feels it isn't working, and wants to understand it — not guess.
The difference
Eight hours in bed — and no real idea what happened in them.
One night of audio, turned into a clear, honest picture.
How it works
Set it on the nightstand and start. SleepTrace listens, analyses on your device, and hands you one insight that actually explains your night.
Your iPhone records the night through its microphone. No watch, no band, no chest strap — the phone on your nightstand is the entire setup.
On-device machine learning turns the audio into mel-spectrograms and classifies your sleep with CoreML — phase by phase, every 30 seconds.
In the morning you get the picture: your phases, the sounds from the night, and the one pattern worth knowing — not twelve metrics you have to decode.
Features

Awake, light, deep and REM — classified every 30 seconds and drawn as one readable graph. Finally see whether those 8 hours included the deep sleep that actually restores you.

SleepTrace catches and labels the sounds of your night — snoring, coughing, talking, ambient noise — each with a decibel reading and a moment on the timeline you can play back.

Set a window instead of a fixed time, and SleepTrace wakes you in your lightest sleep — so you start the day clear-headed instead of dragged out of deep sleep by an alarm.

A calendar, phase breakdowns, and weekly and monthly trends turn single nights into a story. See what your sleep does over time — and what actually moves it.

Build a personal Monday-to-Sunday schedule with a target you set yourself. SleepTrace keeps your alarm in sync — gentle structure, no rigid rules.

Each morning, SleepTrace surfaces what stood out — a snoring spike, a drop in efficiency, a recurring wake-up — in plain language. Signal, not a wall of numbers.
Even more
Beyond phases and sounds, SleepTrace quietly does a lot more for your night.
Detects breathing pauses and reduced breathing through the night and flags possible sleep apnea.
Screening hint · not a diagnosisPair an Apple Watch to add heart rate, HRV, blood oxygen and breathing rate to your night.
PremiumA two-second check after waking reveals how your sleep really affects how you feel.
Recommendations grounded in sleep medicine and CBT-I — small, specific steps, not vague advice.
Keep a tracking streak alive, with milestones at 3, 7, 14, 30, 60 and 100 nights.
Drift off to calming soundscapes with an auto-off timer that stops once you're asleep.
Wakes you at the lightest moment — and still sounds in silent mode and Do Not Disturb.
See tracking on your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island, all through the night.
Reads and writes your sleep data with Apple Health, so everything lives in one place.

Is it accurate?
The fair question every data-minded person asks: can a microphone really read your sleep? It can — because your body changes how it sounds through the night.
Your iPhone captures the night — breathing, movement and the micro-sounds of sleep.
Every 30 seconds becomes a mel-spectrogram — a visual signature of that moment's sound.
An Apple CoreML model, trained on labelled sleep data, reads each fingerprint as awake, light, deep or REM.
Pair an Apple Watch and SleepTrace blends in heart rate, HRV and blood oxygen for an even sharper read.
Why no wearable wins
You already own the only device you need.
What you'll understand
I sleep 7.5 hours — but only 45 minutes of deep sleep.
I snore 23 times a night and had no idea.
I wake up at 3 a.m. almost every night — there's a pattern.
When I'm asleep before 11, I get 30% more deep sleep.

Your data stays yours
The most personal recording there is — you, asleep — should never leave your control. SleepTrace is built so it doesn't have to.
Your sleep data is never sold or handed to advertisers or data brokers. Full stop.
The night's audio is processed locally on your iPhone — the analysis happens where the recording lives.
Remove individual nights or wipe everything from inside the app whenever you want.
There's no advertising network inside SleepTrace — and no tracking model behind it.

Wake up clearer
Being torn out of deep sleep is half of why mornings feel rough. SleepTrace's smart alarm finds the lightest moment inside your wake-up window and lifts you out gently — the difference between groggy and ready.
It's a small change with an outsized effect: the same alarm, timed to how you're actually sleeping.
Early users
"First morning I understood why I felt wrecked — barely any deep sleep, even with eight hours in bed. No watch needed. That sold me."
"Heard myself snore for the first time. My partner had been telling me for years — now I had it on a timeline with the decibels. Eye-opening."
"The smart alarm is the part I didn't expect to love. Waking in the right window genuinely changed how my mornings feel."
Pricing
Everything you need to understand your night is free. Premium unlocks unlimited sounds, every insight, trends and more.
Questions
Correct. SleepTrace uses only your iPhone's microphone. You set the phone on your nightstand and start tracking — there's no watch, ring or band to wear or charge.
The app turns the night's audio into mel-spectrograms and runs them through an on-device CoreML model that classifies your sleep — awake, light, deep or REM — every 30 seconds. More in how sleep phases work.
No. SleepTrace is a consumer wellness app for understanding your sleep — it does not diagnose or treat any condition. The snoring and breathing features are for awareness, not medical screening. If you have a health concern, please speak with a doctor.
Tracking is designed to run overnight with your phone on the charger, as most people keep it anyway. Recordings are managed efficiently, and you can delete clips and nights at any time to free up space.
Yes. Audio is analysed on your device, your sleep data is never sold or shared with third parties, there's no ad tracking, and you can delete everything from inside the app. See our privacy policy.
SleepTrace launches on iPhone first. Join the waitlist and you'll be among the first to know the moment it's live on the App Store. An Android version is on the roadmap — add your email to the Android list in the footer and we'll keep you posted.
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