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iSleeper does not require an internet connection or any other device; all you need is your phone to monitor your sleep. Using neural network algorithms, it can accurately record your sleep habits and cycles.

[Sleep Recording]
We display your sleep recordings on a timeline to maximize the recreation of your sleep. We record various sleep sounds, including snoring, sleep talking, chewing,walking, coughing, sneezing, turning over, sighing, cat meowing, dog barking, bird chirping, and rooster crowing. All recordings are stored only on your phone, so you don’t have to worry about your sleep recordings being leaked.

[Smart Alarm Clock]
The iSleeper alarm clock on iPhone supports snoozing. You can snooze the alarm by voice control and sleep for another 10 minutes until the final alarm rings.
(If you set an alarm for 8:30, with a wake-up time 20 minutes in advance, the alarm will ring at 8:10, 8:20, and 8:30. Only the final alarm at 8:30 needs to be turned off manually, while the others can be turned off by voice control. You can set the voice control method in “Me” > “Turn Off Snooze Alarm”.)

The iSleeper alarm clock on Apple Watch supports waking you up during light sleep. We will find the best time to wake you up during your light sleep phase.
(If you set an alarm for 8:30 with a 20-minute wake-up window, the alarm will find the best time to wake you up between 8:10 and 8:30.)

[Sleep Monitoring]
We use neural network algorithms to more accurately analyze your sleep cycle and generate a sleep monitoring chart, which includes your sleep score, sleep duration, time in bed, time to fall asleep, time awake, number of awakenings, sleep goal completion, wake time, REM sleep, core sleep, and deep sleep. If you wear an Apple Watch, the analysis page will generate detailed charts for sleep heart rate variability, sleep heart rate, sleep respiratory rate, sleep blood oxygen, and sleep environmental noise.

[Comprehensive Statistics]
On the statistics page, you can easily view your sleep trends by week, month, and year. We have also added features for the best sleep day and the worst sleep day, so you can clearly see related information. Understand and analyze the factors affecting your sleep from the trends to improve your sleep.

[Automatic Sleep Tracking]
If you wear an Apple Watch while sleeping, just turn on sleep mode, and iSleeper will automatically generate nightly sleep records without needing to open iSleeper on your phone.

[Privacy Protection]
This application does not require network permissions. We strive to ensure your privacy and safety; your sleep recordings will remain on your phone. This application requires only a few permissions, such as push notifications, microphone access, and access to some health data for reading and writing.

[FAQ]======================
Q: Why is there no sleep recording?
A: after upgrading to iOS 18, the software will not work after locking the screen.
So please do not lock the screen and keep the screen facing down, the software will enter power saving mode.

Q: Why can’t I turn off the alarm using voice commands like “talking”, “knocking”, or “snapping”?
A: The snooze alarm supports voice control, but the final alarm must be turned off manually. For example, if you set an alarm for 8:30 with a 20-minute wake-up window, the alarms at 8:10 and 8:20 are snooze alarms, while the 8:30 alarm is the final alarm. The snooze alarms are gentle and can be turned off by voice control to allow for more snooze time. The final alarm will keep ringing until you turn it off manually to prevent oversleeping.

Q: Why does iSleeper on Apple Watch prompt no background permissions after clicking “Start”?
A: You need to enable background app refresh for iSleeper in Settings -> General -> Background App Refresh on your Apple Watch.

iSleeper does not require an internet connection or any other device; all you need is your phone to monitor your sleep. Using neural network algorithms, it can accurately record your sleep habits and cycles.

[Sleep Recording]
We display your sleep recordings on a timeline to maximize the recreation of your sleep. We record various sleep sounds, including snoring, sleep talking, chewing,walking, coughing, sneezing, turning over, sighing, cat meowing, dog barking, bird chirping, and rooster crowing. All recordings are stored only on your phone, so you don’t have to worry about your sleep recordings being leaked.

[Smart Alarm Clock]
The iSleeper alarm clock on iPhone supports snoozing. You can snooze the alarm by voice control and sleep for another 10 minutes until the final alarm rings.
(If you set an alarm for 8:30, with a wake-up time 20 minutes in advance, the alarm will ring at 8:10, 8:20, and 8:30. Only the final alarm at 8:30 needs to be turned off manually, while the others can be turned off by voice control. You can set the voice control method in “Me” > “Turn Off Snooze Alarm”.)

The iSleeper alarm clock on Apple Watch supports waking you up during light sleep. We will find the best time to wake you up during your light sleep phase.
(If you set an alarm for 8:30 with a 20-minute wake-up window, the alarm will find the best time to wake you up between 8:10 and 8:30.)

[Sleep Monitoring]
We use neural network algorithms to more accurately analyze your sleep cycle and generate a sleep monitoring chart, which includes your sleep score, sleep duration, time in bed, time to fall asleep, time awake, number of awakenings, sleep goal completion, wake time, REM sleep, core sleep, and deep sleep. If you wear an Apple Watch, the analysis page will generate detailed charts for sleep heart rate variability, sleep heart rate, sleep respiratory rate, sleep blood oxygen, and sleep environmental noise.

[Comprehensive Statistics]
On the statistics page, you can easily view your sleep trends by week, month, and year. We have also added features for the best sleep day and the worst sleep day, so you can clearly see related information. Understand and analyze the factors affecting your sleep from the trends to improve your sleep.

[Automatic Sleep Tracking]
If you wear an Apple Watch while sleeping, just turn on sleep mode, and iSleeper will automatically generate nightly sleep records without needing to open iSleeper on your phone.

[Privacy Protection]
This application does not require network permissions. We strive to ensure your privacy and safety; your sleep recordings will remain on your phone. This application requires only a few permissions, such as push notifications, microphone access, and access to some health data for reading and writing.

[FAQ]======================
Q: Why is there no sleep recording?
A: after upgrading to iOS 18, the software will not work after locking the screen.
So please do not lock the screen and keep the screen facing down, the software will enter power saving mode.

Q: Why can’t I turn off the alarm using voice commands like “talking”, “knocking”, or “snapping”?
A: The snooze alarm supports voice control, but the final alarm must be turned off manually. For example, if you set an alarm for 8:30 with a 20-minute wake-up window, the alarms at 8:10 and 8:20 are snooze alarms, while the 8:30 alarm is the final alarm. The snooze alarms are gentle and can be turned off by voice control to allow for more snooze time. The final alarm will keep ringing until you turn it off manually to prevent oversleeping.

Q: Why does iSleeper on Apple Watch prompt no background permissions after clicking “Start”?
A: You need to enable background app refresh for iSleeper in Settings -> General -> Background App Refresh on your Apple Watch.

iSleeper does not require an internet connection or any other device; all you need is your phone to monitor your sleep. Using neural network algorithms, it can accurately record your sleep habits and cycles.

[Sleep Recording]
We display your sleep recordings on a timeline to maximize the recreation of your sleep. We record various sleep sounds, including snoring, sleep talking, chewing,walking, coughing, sneezing, turning over, sighing, cat meowing, dog barking, bird chirping, and rooster crowing. All recordings are stored only on your phone, so you don’t have to worry about your sleep recordings being leaked.

[Smart Alarm Clock]
The iSleeper alarm clock on iPhone supports snoozing. You can snooze the alarm by voice control and sleep for another 10 minutes until the final alarm rings.
(If you set an alarm for 8:30, with a wake-up time 20 minutes in advance, the alarm will ring at 8:10, 8:20, and 8:30. Only the final alarm at 8:30 needs to be turned off manually, while the others can be turned off by voice control. You can set the voice control method in “Me” > “Turn Off Snooze Alarm”.)

The iSleeper alarm clock on Apple Watch supports waking you up during light sleep. We will find the best time to wake you up during your light sleep phase.
(If you set an alarm for 8:30 with a 20-minute wake-up window, the alarm will find the best time to wake you up between 8:10 and 8:30.)

[Sleep Monitoring]
We use neural network algorithms to more accurately analyze your sleep cycle and generate a sleep monitoring chart, which includes your sleep score, sleep duration, time in bed, time to fall asleep, time awake, number of awakenings, sleep goal completion, wake time, REM sleep, core sleep, and deep sleep. If you wear an Apple Watch, the analysis page will generate detailed charts for sleep heart rate variability, sleep heart rate, sleep respiratory rate, sleep blood oxygen, and sleep environmental noise.

[Comprehensive Statistics]
On the statistics page, you can easily view your sleep trends by week, month, and year. We have also added features for the best sleep day and the worst sleep day, so you can clearly see related information. Understand and analyze the factors affecting your sleep from the trends to improve your sleep.

[Automatic Sleep Tracking]
If you wear an Apple Watch while sleeping, just turn on sleep mode, and iSleeper will automatically generate nightly sleep records without needing to open iSleeper on your phone.

[Privacy Protection]
This application does not require network permissions. We strive to ensure your privacy and safety; your sleep recordings will remain on your phone. This application requires only a few permissions, such as push notifications, microphone access, and access to some health data for reading and writing.

[FAQ]======================
Q: Why is there no sleep recording?
A: after upgrading to iOS 18, the software will not work after locking the screen.
So please do not lock the screen and keep the screen facing down, the software will enter power saving mode.

Q: Why can’t I turn off the alarm using voice commands like “talking”, “knocking”, or “snapping”?
A: The snooze alarm supports voice control, but the final alarm must be turned off manually. For example, if you set an alarm for 8:30 with a 20-minute wake-up window, the alarms at 8:10 and 8:20 are snooze alarms, while the 8:30 alarm is the final alarm. The snooze alarms are gentle and can be turned off by voice control to allow for more snooze time. The final alarm will keep ringing until you turn it off manually to prevent oversleeping.

Q: Why does iSleeper on Apple Watch prompt no background permissions after clicking “Start”?
A: You need to enable background app refresh for iSleeper in Settings -> General -> Background App Refresh on your Apple Watch.

iSleeper does not require an internet connection or any other device; all you need is your phone to monitor your sleep. Using neural network algorithms, it can accurately record your sleep habits and cycles.

[Sleep Recording]
We display your sleep recordings on a timeline to maximize the recreation of your sleep. We record various sleep sounds, including snoring, sleep talking, walking, coughing, sneezing, turning over, sighing, cat meowing, dog barking, bird chirping, and rooster crowing. All recordings are stored only on your phone, so you don’t have to worry about your sleep recordings being leaked.

[Smart Alarm Clock]
The iSleeper alarm clock on iPhone supports snoozing. You can snooze the alarm by voice control and sleep for another 10 minutes until the final alarm rings.
(If you set an alarm for 8:30, with a wake-up time 20 minutes in advance, the alarm will ring at 8:10, 8:20, and 8:30. Only the final alarm at 8:30 needs to be turned off manually, while the others can be turned off by voice control. You can set the voice control method in “Me” > “Turn Off Snooze Alarm”.)

The iSleeper alarm clock on Apple Watch supports waking you up during light sleep. We will find the best time to wake you up during your light sleep phase.
(If you set an alarm for 8:30 with a 20-minute wake-up window, the alarm will find the best time to wake you up between 8:10 and 8:30.)

[Sleep Monitoring]
We use neural network algorithms to more accurately analyze your sleep cycle and generate a sleep monitoring chart, which includes your sleep score, sleep duration, time in bed, time to fall asleep, time awake, number of awakenings, sleep goal completion, wake time, REM sleep, core sleep, and deep sleep. If you wear an Apple Watch, the analysis page will generate detailed charts for sleep heart rate variability, sleep heart rate, sleep respiratory rate, sleep blood oxygen, and sleep environmental noise.

[Comprehensive Statistics]
On the statistics page, you can easily view your sleep trends by week, month, and year. We have also added features for the best sleep day and the worst sleep day, so you can clearly see related information. Understand and analyze the factors affecting your sleep from the trends to improve your sleep.

[Automatic Sleep Tracking]
If you wear an Apple Watch while sleeping, just turn on sleep mode, and iSleeper will automatically generate nightly sleep records without needing to open iSleeper on your phone.

[Privacy Protection]
This application does not require network permissions. We strive to ensure your privacy and safety; your sleep recordings will remain on your phone. This application requires only a few permissions, such as push notifications, microphone access, and access to some health data for reading and writing.

[FAQ]
Q: Why is there no sleep recording?
A: Sleep recording requires the use of the iPhone’s microphone. You need to open iSleeper on your iPhone and click “Start” on the homepage, or enable iPhone recording in iSleeper settings on your Apple Watch and click start.

Q: Why can’t I turn off the alarm using voice commands like “talking”, “knocking”, or “snapping”?
A: The snooze alarm supports voice control, but the final alarm must be turned off manually. For example, if you set an alarm for 8:30 with a 20-minute wake-up window, the alarms at 8:10 and 8:20 are snooze alarms, while the 8:30 alarm is the final alarm. The snooze alarms are gentle and can be turned off by voice control to allow for more snooze time. The final alarm will keep ringing until you turn it off manually to prevent oversleeping.

Q: Why does iSleeper on Apple Watch prompt no background permissions after clicking “Start”?
A: You need to enable background app refresh for iSleeper in Settings -> General -> Background App Refresh on your Apple Watch.

iSleeper does not require an internet connection or any other device; all you need is your phone to monitor your sleep. Using neural network algorithms, it can accurately record your sleep habits and cycles.

[Sleep Recording]
We display your sleep recordings on a timeline to maximize the recreation of your sleep. We record various sleep sounds, including snoring, sleep talking, walking, coughing, sneezing, turning over, sighing, cat meowing, dog barking, bird chirping, and rooster crowing. All recordings are stored only on your phone, so you don’t have to worry about your sleep recordings being leaked.

[Smart Alarm Clock]
The iSleeper alarm clock on iPhone supports snoozing. You can snooze the alarm by voice control and sleep for another 10 minutes until the final alarm rings.
(If you set an alarm for 8:30, with a wake-up time 20 minutes in advance, the alarm will ring at 8:10, 8:20, and 8:30. Only the final alarm at 8:30 needs to be turned off manually, while the others can be turned off by voice control. You can set the voice control method in “Me” > “Turn Off Snooze Alarm”.)

The iSleeper alarm clock on Apple Watch supports waking you up during light sleep. We will find the best time to wake you up during your light sleep phase.
(If you set an alarm for 8:30 with a 20-minute wake-up window, the alarm will find the best time to wake you up between 8:10 and 8:30.)

[Sleep Monitoring]
We use neural network algorithms to more accurately analyze your sleep cycle and generate a sleep monitoring chart, which includes your sleep score, sleep duration, time in bed, time to fall asleep, time awake, number of awakenings, sleep goal completion, wake time, REM sleep, core sleep, and deep sleep. If you wear an Apple Watch, the analysis page will generate detailed charts for sleep heart rate variability, sleep heart rate, sleep respiratory rate, sleep blood oxygen, and sleep environmental noise.

[Comprehensive Statistics]
On the statistics page, you can easily view your sleep trends by week, month, and year. We have also added features for the best sleep day and the worst sleep day, so you can clearly see related information. Understand and analyze the factors affecting your sleep from the trends to improve your sleep.

[Automatic Sleep Tracking]
If you wear an Apple Watch while sleeping, just turn on sleep mode, and iSleeper will automatically generate nightly sleep records without needing to open iSleeper on your phone.

[Privacy Protection]
This application does not require network permissions. We strive to ensure your privacy and safety; your sleep recordings will remain on your phone. This application requires only a few permissions, such as push notifications, microphone access, and access to some health data for reading and writing.

[FAQ]
Q: Why is there no sleep recording?
A: Sleep recording requires the use of the iPhone’s microphone. You need to open iSleeper on your iPhone and click “Start” on the homepage, or enable iPhone recording in iSleeper settings on your Apple Watch and click start.

Q: Why can’t I turn off the alarm using voice commands like “talking”, “knocking”, or “snapping”?
A: The snooze alarm supports voice control, but the final alarm must be turned off manually. For example, if you set an alarm for 8:30 with a 20-minute wake-up window, the alarms at 8:10 and 8:20 are snooze alarms, while the 8:30 alarm is the final alarm. The snooze alarms are gentle and can be turned off by voice control to allow for more snooze time. The final alarm will keep ringing until you turn it off manually to prevent oversleeping.

Q: Why does iSleeper on Apple Watch prompt no background permissions after clicking “Start”?
A: You need to enable background app refresh for iSleeper in Settings -> General -> Background App Refresh on your Apple Watch.

iSleeper does not require an internet connection or any other device; all you need is your phone to monitor your sleep. Using neural network algorithms, it can accurately record your sleep habits and cycles.

[Sleep Recording]
We display your sleep recordings on a timeline to maximize the recreation of your sleep. We record various sleep sounds, including snoring, sleep talking, walking, coughing, sneezing, turning over, sighing, cat meowing, dog barking, bird chirping, and rooster crowing. All recordings are stored only on your phone, so you don’t have to worry about your sleep recordings being leaked.

[Smart Alarm Clock]
The iSleeper alarm clock on iPhone supports snoozing. You can snooze the alarm by voice control and sleep for another 10 minutes until the final alarm rings.
(If you set an alarm for 8:30, with a wake-up time 20 minutes in advance, the alarm will ring at 8:10, 8:20, and 8:30. Only the final alarm at 8:30 needs to be turned off manually, while the others can be turned off by voice control. You can set the voice control method in “Me” > “Turn Off Snooze Alarm”.)

The iSleeper alarm clock on Apple Watch supports waking you up during light sleep. We will find the best time to wake you up during your light sleep phase.
(If you set an alarm for 8:30 with a 20-minute wake-up window, the alarm will find the best time to wake you up between 8:10 and 8:30.)

[Sleep Monitoring]
We use neural network algorithms to more accurately analyze your sleep cycle and generate a sleep monitoring chart, which includes your sleep score, sleep duration, time in bed, time to fall asleep, time awake, number of awakenings, sleep goal completion, wake time, REM sleep, core sleep, and deep sleep. If you wear an Apple Watch, the analysis page will generate detailed charts for sleep heart rate variability, sleep heart rate, sleep respiratory rate, sleep blood oxygen, and sleep environmental noise.

[Comprehensive Statistics]
On the statistics page, you can easily view your sleep trends by week, month, and year. We have also added features for the best sleep day and the worst sleep day, so you can clearly see related information. Understand and analyze the factors affecting your sleep from the trends to improve your sleep.

[Automatic Sleep Tracking]
If you wear an Apple Watch while sleeping, just turn on sleep mode, and iSleeper will automatically generate nightly sleep records without needing to open iSleeper on your phone.

[Privacy Protection]
This application does not require network permissions. We strive to ensure your privacy and safety; your sleep recordings will remain on your phone. This application requires only a few permissions, such as push notifications, microphone access, and access to some health data for reading and writing.

[FAQ]
Q: Why is there no sleep recording?
A: Sleep recording requires the use of the iPhone’s microphone. You need to open iSleeper on your iPhone and click “Start” on the homepage, or enable iPhone recording in iSleeper settings on your Apple Watch and click start.

Q: Why can’t I turn off the alarm using voice commands like “talking”, “knocking”, or “snapping”?
A: The snooze alarm supports voice control, but the final alarm must be turned off manually. For example, if you set an alarm for 8:30 with a 20-minute wake-up window, the alarms at 8:10 and 8:20 are snooze alarms, while the 8:30 alarm is the final alarm. The snooze alarms are gentle and can be turned off by voice control to allow for more snooze time. The final alarm will keep ringing until you turn it off manually to prevent oversleeping.

Q: Why does iSleeper on Apple Watch prompt no background permissions after clicking “Start”?
A: You need to enable background app refresh for iSleeper in Settings -> General -> Background App Refresh on your Apple Watch.

iSleeper does not need a network connection or any other equipment. It only needs your mobile phone to complete sleep monitoring. It can accurately record the user's sleep habits and sleep cycle through neural network algorithms.
Special feature:


[soft wake up]
We offer a gentle wake-up feature that gradually wakes you up with softer ringtones to start your day off right.


[Smart Snooze]
In addition to clicking the "snooze" button, there are other ways to enter the snooze mode. When the snooze alarm clock sounds, you can turn off the alarm clock and enter the snooze mode in the following ways (to enter the snooze mode, you need to set it first, please go to this software Me > Turn Off Snooze Alarm)
1. Speech (such as softly saying "shut down")
2. Knocking sound (such as lightly tapping the bedside table)
3. Finger snapping (such as snapping fingers)


[Sleep monitoring]
We use a neural network algorithm to analyze your sleep cycle more accurately to generate a sleep monitoring chart, which also includes information such as your bed rest time, time to fall asleep, wake-up time, number of wake-up times, and sleep goal completion.


[sleep recording]
We display your sleep recordings according to the timeline to maximize sleep reproduction. We have recorded a variety of sleep sounds, including snoring, sleep talking, walking, coughing, sneezing, turning over, sighing, cats, dogs, birds , rooster crowing, etc., and all recording files are only stored in your mobile phone, so you don't need to worry about your sleep recording being leaked.


[Best sleep day]
We have added the functions of the best sleeping day and the worst sleeping day in the statistics, so that you can view the information of the related sleeping days more clearly. Understand and analyze factors that affect sleep from trends to improve sleep.


About privacy protection:
This app does not need to open network permissions, we do our best to ensure your privacy, your sleep recordings will only stay in your phone.
This application only needs a small amount of application permissions, such as message push, microphone, and some health data writing and reading.