AutoSnore: Snoring Recorder

It would be awesome if AutoSleep could detect when you fall asleep and automatically start AutoSnore instead of having to click a button

I paid $5 for this, and it is genuinely unusable. It detected one “snore,” which was very clearly me speaking to my wife, while confidently labeling ordinary bedroom sounds as things like gunfire, subway trains, synthesizers, thunder, timpani, trucks, waterfalls, bee buzzing, and bowling impacts. A toilet lid dropping was classified as “music,” and it reported 32 mysterious “gasps” even though the clips contained no audible sound at all. Why would you even allow it to tag things “gunfire?” Did the developers forget to cut their AudioSet tags down before production? The playback interface is somehow worse: once a 30-second clip starts, there is no apparent way to stop it. Tapping the volume icon restarts the clip instead of silencing it, while the previous clip keeps playing underneath it. The audio continues even after leaving the screen or opening another app. None of the classifications I checked were accurate, the snore detection was wrong, and basic playback is broken. This feels less like a finished snore-tracking app and more like a malfunctioning machine-learning demo that charges admission.