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Version 1.9.3 · 2026-10-05
Bugfixes and improvements
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The store currently lists version 1.9.3, updated 2026-10-05.








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Sleep Tracker: White Noise - Fall Asleep Faster & Wake Up Refreshed
Transform your nights with Sleep Tracker: White Noise, the all-in-one solution for better rest, healthier habits, and peaceful sleep. Designed to help you understand your sleep patterns, track snoring, and build the perfect nighttime atmosphere, this app offers an immersive experience that supports deep relaxation and optimal recovery.
Whether you want to unwind instantly, monitor your sleep quality, or wake up gently, Sleep Tracker brings science-based tools directly to your bedside.
Advanced Sleep Tracking
Sleep Tracker analyzes your sleep through your device’s microphone and smart algorithms - no wearable needed. Each night, it monitors your movements, breathing patterns, and environmental noise to generate a detailed sleep analysis.…
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