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Snore Trainer, a small java program that listens and when it is too loud beeps. Biofeedback then hopefully trains one to snore less. For sleep with less snoring.
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Snore Alarm
Detects snore when you sleep, option to alarm you to change position.
It listens while you sleep. When snoring is detected, it writes a log, optionally record the sound into WAV file, and optionally play an alarm to remind you to change position. Snoring is a common finding in people with obstructive sleep apnea syndrome. With this software, hopefully you can make it a habit to sleep on a side, to reduce or stop snoring. It can be fun to hear yourself snoring by playing back the recorded WAV file.
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