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Mobile App • Real-Time Decibel Meter

Know Exactly
How Loud It Is

Sound Level Check turns your phone's microphone into a real-time dB-A meter. Instantly, privately, no sign-up required, and no audio is ever recorded, only the numbers.

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Live Needle Refresh
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Accounts or Sign-Ups

See It In Action

A Precision Instrument, Not a Toy

Open Sound Level Check and the gauge is already live, dB-A reading, min/avg/max, and a scrolling graph, all updating in real time.

Live dB-A Gauge Session Recording
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64 dB-A
Avg
58
Max
79
60 dB · Normal Conversation
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Live dB-A Gauge

A smooth, damped needle points to the current reading, with safe/caution/danger zones colored directly on the arc, and min/max markers plotted live.

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Clean Calibration

Compare against a reference meter and dial in a simple +/- offset, with a live "after calibration" preview, no confusing formulas.

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Numeric-Only Session Recording

Save a full session with min/avg/max and a loudest-moment highlight, without ever recording or storing actual audio.

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Threshold Alerts

Set a noise limit and get a vibration alert the moment your environment crosses it, useful for hearing-safety-conscious moments.

Full Feature Set

Everything Built Around One Job: Telling You How Loud It Is

Sound Level Check isn't a spectrum analyzer or a scientific dosimeter. Every control exists to get you a trustworthy dB reading, fast.

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Real-Time dB-A Metering

A proper A-weighted SPL reading, refreshed at least 10 times a second for smooth needle motion, with the numeric readout throttled just enough to stay legible.

dB-A Weighting Damped Needle
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Color-Coded Safety Zones

The gauge arc itself is tinted green, yellow, and red for safe, caution, and danger ranges, so you understand risk at a glance, not just a raw number.

Safe / Caution / Danger Min & Max Markers
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Reference Chart

A live-highlighted chart from 0 to 140+ dB with real-world examples, whisper, conversation, traffic, concert, so a number becomes something you can picture.

Real-World Examples Live Band Highlight
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Simple Calibration

A +/- stepper with a live "after calibration" preview lets you match a reference meter, persisted globally until you change it again.

Live Preview Persists Across Sessions
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Session History & Loudest Moment

Every recorded session saves locally with min/avg/max, duration, and an auto-detected loudest moment, complete with a scrollable time-series graph.

Numeric Data Only Export as Image or CSV
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Threshold Alerts

Set a configurable dB-A limit and get a vibration or notification the moment your environment crosses it, with cooldown logic so it never spams you.

Configurable Limit Debounced Alerts

Simple by Design

From Open to Reading in an Instant

No account, no tutorial, no settings to get through first. Open the app and the gauge is already reading.

1

Open the App

Sound Level Check launches straight into the live gauge, no login screen in the way.

2

Read the Gauge

The needle and numeric dB-A readout update live, with the reference chip telling you what that level actually sounds like.

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Record if Needed

Tap record to start a session, min/avg/max and a graph build automatically, with a loudest moment surfaced at the end.

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Save or Export

Stop and the session auto-saves locally. Export it as an image or CSV to share or analyze elsewhere.

Who It's Built For

Anyone Who's Ever Wondered "How Loud Is This, Exactly?"

Sound Level Check isn't a specialist audio-engineering tool. It's a fast, trustworthy utility for anyone who needs a real noise reading.

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Workplace Safety & Facilities Checks

Quickly check whether a workspace, workshop, or job site is within a safe noise range, without carrying a dedicated meter.

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Homeowners & Renters

Document a noisy neighbor, a loud appliance, or street traffic with an actual number and a saved session, not just a complaint.

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Parents Checking Nursery Noise

Confirm a room, toy, or white-noise machine stays in a safe range for a baby's hearing, with threshold alerts to flag anything too loud.

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Anyone Curious About Everyday Noise

From a concert to a busy street, sometimes you just want to know the number behind what your ears are telling you.

What the Numbers Actually Mean

A Chart That Turns dB Into Something Real

Every reading auto-highlights its band on the built-in reference chart, so a number like "72 dB" instantly becomes "about as loud as a restaurant."

30 dBWhisper / Quiet room
60 dBNormal conversation
80 dBBusy street / Alarm clock
100 dBCar horn / Motorcycle
120 dBEmergency siren

What Users Say

A Reading You Can Actually Trust

From workplace checks to nursery noise, Sound Level Check has become a quick, reliable habit for the people using it.

★★★★★

"Every other meter app I tried had a calibration formula I couldn't make sense of. This one just has a plus and minus button and a live preview. Took ten seconds."

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Rakesh N.
Facilities Manager
★★★★★

"I wanted to check the noise level in my baby's room without another app that records actual audio. This one only logs numbers, exactly what I was looking for."

PD
Priyanka D.
Parent
★★★★☆

"The loudest-moment card in session history is genuinely useful. I don't need to scrub through a whole graph, it just tells me the peak and when it happened."

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Tom W.
Workshop Owner

Common Questions

Frequently Asked

What is Sound Level Check?
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Sound Level Check is a mobile app that turns your phone's microphone into a real-time dB-A decibel meter, showing you exactly how loud your environment is, with session recording, a reference chart, and threshold alerts.
Does the app record or store my actual audio?
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No, never. Sound Level Check only logs numeric dB-A readings, not audio itself. This is a deliberate privacy choice, distinct from some competing meter apps that do collect audio.
Do I need to create an account to use it?
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No. There's no sign-up or login anywhere in the app. Grant microphone access and the gauge is ready to read immediately.
How accurate is a phone's microphone as a sound meter?
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Phone microphones are tuned for voice range and may underread at very high sound levels depending on the device. Sound Level Check is a fast, useful reference tool, not a certified lab-grade instrument, calibration helps you get closer to a trusted reference meter.
What does calibration do?
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Calibration lets you apply a simple +/- offset to match your phone's reading against a known reference sound level meter. It persists across sessions until you change it again, and defaults to 0 dB if you don't have a reference meter.
Can I export a recorded session?
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Yes. Any saved session can be exported as a shareable image card or as a CSV of timestamp and dB-A readings, sent through your phone's native share sheet.
What are threshold alerts?
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A configurable noise limit, defaulting to 85 dB, that triggers a vibration alert when your environment crosses it, useful for hearing-safety-conscious moments. Alerts are debounced so they don't repeat constantly.
Is there a subscription?
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No. Sound Level Check is free with light ads. A single one-time purchase removes ads entirely, no subscriptions, no recurring billing.

Stop Guessing How Loud It Is

Sound Level Check installs in a couple of taps. From then on, your phone doubles as a precise, private decibel meter, wherever you need one.

Get Sound Level Check

Free to start • No account required • No audio ever recorded