Introducing BreatheIQ™ by Sleep Number Health

The only app that identifies breathing irregularities and helps you find the source of your snore in just one night from the comfort of home. Connect to professional care through partner GEM SLEEP to assess health risks like sleep apnea.
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Introducing BreatheIQ™ by Sleep Number Health

The only app that identifies breathing irregularities and helps you find the source of your snore in just one night from the comfort of home. Connect to professional care through partner GEM SLEEP to assess health risks like sleep apnea.
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The BreatheIQ/BreatheIQ+ app is provided for informational purposes only and is not intended to and cannot diagnose, assess, cure, treat, or prevent any disease.
45%
of the
US population snores
22%
of the US population is estimated
to have sleep apnea
80%
are
undiagnosed
It’s time to take sleep and your health into your hands
What’s included with BreatheIQ™ & BreatheIQ+™

BreatheIQ™ is a free digital health app that lets you take nightly snore measurements. Upgrade to BreatheIQ+™ to uncover the potential impacts of snoring on your sleep health and connect to a sleep physician with just one click.
Smart Sleepers with BreatheIQ+™ will get RespiratoryIQ™ in the Sleep Number® app.
What’s included with BreatheIQ™ & BreatheIQ+™

BreatheIQ™ is a free digital health app that lets you take nightly snore measurements. Upgrade to BreatheIQ+™ to uncover the potential impacts of snoring on your sleep health and connect to a sleep physician with just one click.
What could your snore type say about your health?
Palatal Snoring
Palatal snoring is often caused by the soft palate at the back of the throat. If the soft palate is too loose or long, it can cause the loudest and strongest snoring sounds.
Pharynx Snoring
The pharynx is a flexible, muscular tube located behind the oral cavity. At night, due to the negative pressure created by inhalation, the pharyngeal walls can contract and vibrate.
Tonsillar Snoring
Tonsillar snoring, caused by enlarged tonsils from inflammation as a child, is usually harmless.This type of snoring may be linked to a higher risk of breathing irregularities.
Tongue Snoring
Some snorers have a problem with their tongue sliding back into their throat when they sleep. This makes the airway narrower and creates a slurping snoring sound. This type of snoring can be linked to a higher risk of breathing irregularities.
Epiglottal Snoring
The epiglottis is a piece of tissue located behind the tongue. For some, it can vibrate when they breathe in and cause snoring. This type of snoring may be linked to a higher risk of breathing irregularities.
What could your snore type say about your health?
Palatal Snoring
Palatal snoring is often caused by the soft palate at the back of the throat. If the soft palate is too loose or long, it can cause the loudest and strongest snoring sounds.
Pharynx Snoring
The pharynx is a flexible, muscular tube located behind the oral cavity. At night, due to the negative pressure created by inhalation, the pharyngeal walls can contract and vibrate.
Tonsillar Snoring
Tonsillar snoring, caused by enlarged tonsils from inflammation as a child, is usually harmless. This type of snoring may be linked to a higher risk of breathing irregularities.
Tongue Snoring
Some snorers have a problem with their tongue sliding back into their throat when they sleep. This makes the airway narrower and creates a slurping snoring sound. This type of snoring can be linked to a higher risk of breathing irregularities.
Epiglottal Snoring
The epiglottis is a piece of tissue located behind the tongue. For some, it can vibrate when they breathe in and cause snoring. This type of snoring may be linked to a higher risk of breathing irregularities.
“Determining my snore type was a game changer. My advice to everyone is don’t wait.”
Barry Sanders
NFL Hall of Famer and
Legend, BreatheIQ Sleeper
Sleep Number Health

Sleep Number Health provides accessible digital sleep health products that monitor your sleep and address issues that may impact health, linking people directly to virtual care providers from the comfort of home.
The science behind BreatheIQ™

BreatheIQ™ is backed by substantial scientific research and validated by expertise in snoring 
and sleep-related breathing irregularities.
Scientific advisory board

Our world-renowned interdisciplinary team of sleep science and health professionals provides evidence-based expertise critical to improving sleep outcomes.
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Raising awareness of sleep disorders

Together with our partners, we’re committed to raising awareness of obstructive sleep apnea and other
sleep disorders, enhancing public knowledge and guiding individuals to seek help. Through combined
content and technology, these partnerships empower users with education, the motivation to address
potential sleep issues and pathways to diagnosis and care. 

Strategic Partnerships and Collaborations

Through ongoing relationships with world-leading collaborators in sleep, we're leveraging the potential of our research and technology to develop meaningful products and services.

*Based on self-reported data from 90 incentivized, first-time users 3/23-6/23; 6 weeks with smart bed features disabled, then 6 weeks enabled.

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