What a SomnoRoute night PDF can include
A SomnoRoute night report can include Sleep Quality, Snore Burden, disturbed-breathing signals, timing, clusters, peak level, audio evidence, movement context, wakefulness, app-screen context, questionnaires, sample coverage, and a readable interpretation of the night.
The report is calculated by the server workflow. Apple Health, Android Health Connect, or Oura Ring data can be added as optional context when the user gives permission, but the output is still one SomnoRoute sleep report.
Why connected data matters
Sleep disruption rarely makes sense from one number. Sleep Quality, snoring, disturbed-breathing signals, movement, wakefulness, oxygen context, Oura readiness, heart-rate context, HRV, respiratory-rate context, activity, recovery, and user notes can help describe whether a disrupted night looks isolated or part of a pattern.
SomnoRoute presents this carefully: useful for awareness and tracking, not as a diagnosis, not as proof of why a pattern happened, and not as a substitute for professional advice.
Single-night and multi-night views
The overnight report focuses on one session. A 7-night sleep profile can make repeated patterns easier to see, especially when users want to understand whether sleep, breathing, movement, wakefulness, or snoring improved, worsened, or stayed consistent.
Professional report readiness
Reports can show movement and heart-rate sample coverage per hour and per night where available, alongside structured sleep questions, user notes, audio evidence, and careful wording for a clinical conversation.
