Pokémon Sleep, the latest addition to the Pokémon healthcare app space, was initially announced in 2019 and is now undergoing a soft launch in select countries exclusively on Android. The app allows players to track their sleep patterns alongside friendly Pokémon companions, offering various features to monitor and enhance their sleep quality.
The app rewards users for longer and deeper sleep, as it helps their Snorlax grow stronger, attracting more Pokémon to their save. Upon waking up, the app compares the user’s sleep data to previous nights, providing insights into the quality of their sleep and potential disruptions.
One of Pokémon Sleep’s tracking features involves audio recording, designed to detect disturbances over a certain decibel threshold. However, some users have reported that the sensitivity of this feature might capture more noise than intended, including particularly loud flatulence. This has led to some amusing audio recordings being shared on social media.
Thankfully, any audio recorded by Pokémon Sleep is only available for listening for 24 hours or until the user goes back to sleep, ensuring privacy and preventing long-term storage of potentially embarrassing sounds. Users can also disable the audio recording feature if they prefer not to have any audio captured during their sleep.
Overall, Pokémon Sleep offers a fun and interactive way for players to monitor and improve their sleep habits, while also adding a touch of entertainment with the unexpected audio recordings that have garnered attention on social media.
