SomnoRoute
SomnoRoute Watch
The phone can record sound. SomnoRoute Watch adds movement and restlessness context, helping the report compare snore clusters, disturbed-breathing signals, wakefulness, heart-rate context where available, and connected health data on the same night timeline.
Sleep disruption is not only sound. Movement and restlessness can help users see whether the night looked settled, fragmented, or disrupted around specific periods, especially when those periods overlap with snoring or breathing-pattern clusters.
SomnoRoute Watch can support movement epochs, restless periods, sleep-continuity review, and comparison with snoring, breathing-pattern signals, wakefulness, and heart-rate context where available.
Professional reports can show how much movement and heart-rate context was captured during the session, including per-hour and per-night coverage where available, so the reader can judge how complete the night data was.
If snore clusters, breathing-pattern signals, movement bursts and wakefulness occur around the same period, SomnoRoute can flag the overlap as a pattern to review across more nights without claiming the cause.
Continuous or repeated movement can support review of restless or fragmented nights, especially when combined with sleep timing, wakefulness, morning notes, and structured questionnaires.
Movement context helps describe patterns. It does not diagnose sleep apnoea, insomnia, restless legs, or any medical condition.