Open it and start
There is no onboarding wall and no account. SnoreProof is usable in the first ten seconds, in whichever of its six languages your phone is already set to.
For iPhone · iOS 17 and later
SnoreProof does one thing and keeps it small. Everything it needs lives on your phone: no account to make, no sign-in to remember, and nothing to keep paying for before it works.
App Store badge slot — replace with the official badge artwork at launch.
The core of the app is free forever. No account, no sign-in, no ads.
SnoreProof
Record the night. Prove the snore.
Three steps, and then it stays out of your way.
There is no onboarding wall and no account. SnoreProof is usable in the first ten seconds, in whichever of its six languages your phone is already set to.
What you make is written to this device and read back from this device. It is not uploaded, not mirrored to us, and not readable by anyone else — because there is no copy anywhere to read.
Your history, your collection and your milestones accumulate on the phone. Turn on encrypted iCloud backup if you want them to survive a new device — it is off until you switch it on.
The core loop is free forever. Pro gives you more room, not permission — nothing on the free side is taken away to sell it back.
One optional purchase. Buy it, or never see it again — the app does not nag.
Auto-renews until you cancel.
Starts with a free trial when your account is eligible, then auto-renews until you cancel.
Not a subscription — nothing renews, ever.
Prices are shown in the App Store and on the purchase screen in the app, in your own currency. Subscriptions are billed by Apple and can be cancelled any time in Settings → your Apple Account → Subscriptions; refunds are handled by Apple. The full wording is in the Terms of Use.
Almost nothing. SnoreProof has no account and no server copy of your data — what you make is stored in the app's own database on this device. Encrypted iCloud backup is optional, off by default, and writes into your own Apple Account storage rather than to us. Exports happen only when you tap share.
The one thing the app sends is anonymous usage counts: an event name and a few numbers, never your content, carried by a session identifier that is replaced after 30 minutes of inactivity. It is on by default and there is a switch in Settings that stops it completely. There are no advertising SDKs, no analytics SDKs and no trackers in the app.
Free core, one optional purchase, and a privacy policy that fits on one screen because there is little to describe.