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Updated 8 Nov 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperSvetlana Rabosh
CategoryMusic
PriceFree
Released
Rating★ 4.5 (29)
Version0.2.26
Age rating4+
First seen by us
1 Nov 2026
Decibel meter for personal use update history & changes
Last change · 3 events since 30 May 2023Full timeline ↓Full timeline · 3 events
- 🆕Decibel meter for personal use first spotted by AppInsiderUnited States (found via search)
- 📦Decibel meter for personal use version 0.2.26150 dB is loud enough to rupture your eardrum. A subway train and a Boeing 747 taking off create 90 dB of noise.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements - 🆕Decibel meter for personal use released on the App Store
Collected from the stores by AppInsider since we first spotted the app. Dates are when we saw each change.
Rating
4.5 ★
29 ratings
Measured
Decibel meter for personal use on the App Store
App details
App ID
6448749318
Publisher
Svetlana Rabosh
On the store since
May 2023
3 years on the store
Minimum OS
iOS 15.0+
iPhone 6s and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Universal purchase
Content rating
4+
Languages
2
EN RU
Size
24 MB
Also listed in
Medical
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
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Ratings
App Store, worldwide.
Rating
4.5 ★
29 ratings
Measured
Ratings
29
Measured
About Decibel meter for personal use
Hello! Have you ever wondered what a noisy place this world is?
Even at night, in a quiet room, it can actually be quite noisy. By the way, regular exposure to sound above 100 decibels lead to hear damage and even permanent hearing loss.
This is not a list of facts for a horror movie, but reasons why you, like us, might once need a sound level meter.
Our application is one of the very few on the market that can not only measure the level of noise around, but also help to suppress unwanted sounds: traffic, conversations, the general environment.
We wanted to make an application that would determine the level of noise around. Minimalistic, not overloaded with extra features, but with everything you need:
- Not only measuring the noise level, but also hints when to protect yourself from it - Work in the background, which allows you to take measurements without even taking out your phone
- Determination of peak values of the sound level and calculation of the average noise level
- Simple and clear spectral noise analysis
- Access to the history of your measurements for further analysis
- Carefully crafted UI design that will be clear to both beginners and pros
We like the result and regularly use the application for our purposes. But if you have any comments, ideas and suggestions, we will be very happy to receive your feedback.
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• Subscription Decibel Meter Plus get access to all functions of the application.
• You can turn off the auto-renewal at any time: you'll find the option to do this change to a different payment plan in the settings of your iTunes and App Store account.
• The first time you can try the free trial for 3 days. After that, your account will be automatically charged for the subscription if you will not stop it before the end of the free trial.
• The length of the subscription is 1 month, this subscription is auto-renewing. You can stop the subscription at any moment;
• Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period, and is identical to the cost of the renewal.
• Removing the app doesn’t automatically cancel the subscription.
ATTENTION: before you subscribe please read:
Privacy Policy(https://rabosh.kz/privacy)
Terms Of Use(https://rabosh.kz/tos/noize)
Even at night, in a quiet room, it can actually be quite noisy. By the way, regular exposure to sound above 100 decibels lead to hear damage and even permanent hearing loss.
This is not a list of facts for a horror movie, but reasons why you, like us, might once need a sound level meter.
Our application is one of the very few on the market that can not only measure the level of noise around, but also help to suppress unwanted sounds: traffic, conversations, the general environment.
We wanted to make an application that would determine the level of noise around. Minimalistic, not overloaded with extra features, but with everything you need:
- Not only measuring the noise level, but also hints when to protect yourself from it - Work in the background, which allows you to take measurements without even taking out your phone
- Determination of peak values of the sound level and calculation of the average noise level
- Simple and clear spectral noise analysis
- Access to the history of your measurements for further analysis
- Carefully crafted UI design that will be clear to both beginners and pros
We like the result and regularly use the application for our purposes. But if you have any comments, ideas and suggestions, we will be very happy to receive your feedback.
*************************************************************
• Subscription Decibel Meter Plus get access to all functions of the application.
• You can turn off the auto-renewal at any time: you'll find the option to do this change to a different payment plan in the settings of your iTunes and App Store account.
• The first time you can try the free trial for 3 days. After that, your account will be automatically charged for the subscription if you will not stop it before the end of the free trial.
• The length of the subscription is 1 month, this subscription is auto-renewing. You can stop the subscription at any moment;
• Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period, and is identical to the cost of the renewal.
• Removing the app doesn’t automatically cancel the subscription.
ATTENTION: before you subscribe please read:
Privacy Policy(https://rabosh.kz/privacy)
Terms Of Use(https://rabosh.kz/tos/noize)
Latest updates
0.2.26
150 dB is loud enough to rupture your eardrum. A subway train and a Boeing 747 taking off create 90 dB of noise.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements