Snail Sleep App, Every one in South Korea is Using it to Record Talking While Sleeping

SEOUL, South Korea, April 26, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- An app called Snail Sleep hit the South Korean app market including Apple's app store and Google Play. In the South Korean app store, Snail Sleep is now ranked number 1 in Health & Fitness (free) classification, and ranked number 4 (free) overall.

Snail Sleep App is an app that with functions including recording and analyzing user's sleep state, user's sleep talking, snoring, and environmental noises, hypnotic music and a smart alarm clock.

Press "Start" when you use Snail Sleep and put it on your bed, it will start ork automatically. The next day, sleep reports will be generated. The report shows your sleep time, sleep scores, time in bed and time awake, how long it took to fall asleep and deep sleep and light sleep phases. There are recordings including your sleep talking, snoring, and environmental noises. All of this information can help you know better understand your sleeping cycles.

For fun, there is a Dream Circle, where can listen to others' sleep talking and make comments, it is anonymous. You can enjoy listening to the sounds of others and and explore mysterious nights of strangers.

For people who can not sleep well, it has Original Hypnotic Music. The music can shorten the time it takes to fall asleep by 30%. It will stop playing music when it detects users are asleep.

Using the smart alarm clock function, ring tones are beautiful and gentle. It is a smart alarm because it can wake users up in their light sleep cycle, so that they wont wake groggy.

Besides the app, the company also produces smart hardware like pillows. Most of their pillows can play music via a Bone Conduction speaker, which means you can set your ears free without disturbing people nearby. This is not available in South Korea yet.

Through the app data, it is evident that South Koreans are the most talkative while sleeping world wide. The popularity of this app in South Korea has been incredible, even after a single day.

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