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Developer SDK · v0.1.0

Snore detection,
on device.

Add snore detection to your app with the C detector that powers Night & Air. Listen to two real recordings and see which sounds it picked up.

Get started API reference

Offline inference·No API key required

Snoring recordings

Clip 1 waveform with 8 detected sound intervals highlighted.

0:00 / 0:30

Detected sound

Sound intervals: 8
Detected sound: 9.9 s
Time in episode: 26.6 s

Platform guides

Choose your platform.

Read the quickstart

iOS

Analyze a completed recording with a Swift session.

Android

Add the bundled AAR to your Android app.

Native C / C++

Use the C API with your own audio pipeline.

Integration

From audio
to events.

Open a session, submit the completed recording parts, then read the event timeline. Your app owns capture, storage, and playback.

Explore the result fields

import NightAirSnore

let session = try SnoreSession()
try session.addPCMFile(at: recording, startFrame: 0)
let result = try session.finish()

print(result.detectedSoundSeconds)

import com.nightandair.sdk.snore.SnoreSession

SnoreSession().use { session ->
    session.addPcm(rate, 0L, monoPcm)
    val result = session.finish()
    println(result.detectedSoundSeconds)
}

#include "nightair_snore.h"

na_session *session = NULL;
na_summary result = {0};
if (na_session_create(&session) == NA_OK &&
    na_session_add_pcm(session, rate, 0, pcm, frames) == NA_OK &&
    na_session_finish(session, &result) == NA_OK) {
    // Read result.detected_sound_seconds here.
}
na_session_destroy(session);