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Smart Sleep Timer

Use sleep detection to stop your audio at night

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If you listen to podcasts / audiobooks in bed then you'll be sufferring from the annoyance of finding where in it you were when you fell asleep. To solve this, I built this app. It listens for snoring and as soon as it hears it it'll stop your podcast.

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Love this. Any plans to integrate with popular podcast apps so it automatically resumes from the right point? One feature I was thinking of is a sensitivity/longevity setting, if the music/podcast stops too early it could wake you up.

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I love that this solves a legit problem, and how it’s clear and easy to use! My initial thought was oh what if I don’t snore, but it’s the best of both worlds cause it’s got a timer too. Does what it says on the tin, gets my upvote! Nice one!

Very cool! I always fall asleep while listening to podcasts and wake up with it still playing which is annoying and I guess it drains battery too. I recently found out that Spotify has a timer button which definitely helps. But this tool seems to be next level useful 😊Congrats on the launch!

That looks interesting. If you want to go advance you may also integrate with Apple Watch to understand it better for people who are not really snoring! Like heart beats rate and other data from Apple Watch / other smart watched can help to understand if person is really sleeping. I would also add more features like maybe changing the phone mode.

Congrats! I think adding support for Apple Watch could provide more conditions for determining when someone falls asleep. Right now, it's not very effective for people who don't snore. haha.

This could really improve my bedtime routine. How does the app determine the right moment to stop playback?

This is a good product, would be good for pc as well. I can't tell you how many times I fell asleep watching a YouTube video on my laptop.

This is pretty cool. I think the next level could be to sensor heart rate activity, slower breathing etc. Reaction to more sensitive parameters.