Privacy and safety

Permission-based health context, careful wording, and clear limits.

SomnoRoute is designed to help users understand snoring patterns and sleep context. It should be understood as an awareness and reporting tool, not a diagnosis or treatment tool.

Health permissions are optional

Oura Ring, Apple Health and Android Health Connect access should only be used when the user gives permission. Connected data adds context to the same SomnoRoute workflow; it is not required for every night and not every metric will be available for every user.

Reports should stay conservative

SomnoRoute can describe patterns, comparisons, and trends. It should not say that a pattern proves a condition, confirms a diagnosis, or explains a medical cause with certainty.

Support requests should avoid sensitive detail

When users contact support, the first message should focus on the device type, app version, and the issue itself. They should not be asked to send medical details in a public support or deletion email.

Important safety note

SomnoRoute does not diagnose sleep apnoea.

If snoring is persistent, worrying, or linked with breathing pauses, gasping, daytime sleepiness, chest pain, or other urgent concerns, users should seek advice from a qualified healthcare professional or emergency care where appropriate.

Apple Health route

See how optional Apple Health context can support the report workflow.

Oura Ring route

See how optional Oura Ring context can support the report workflow.