FourThirtyTwo Downloads & RevenueFourThirtyTwo · App Store
FourThirtyTwo is #180 in Music Paid in Germany and charting in 2 of 30 countries we track.
Updated 8 Nov 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperDarien DeWolf
CategoryMusic
Price9.99 CAD
Released
Rating★ 5.0 (2)
Version2026.002
Age rating4+
First seen by us
10 Oct 2026
10 Oct 2026📈Entered the top 100📈Charting in a new country🆕First spotted by AppInsider📦Version 2026.002🆕Released on the App Store
Full timeline · 6 events
- 📈FourThirtyTwo entered the top 100Top Paid · Music · CA
- 📈FourThirtyTwo charting in a new countryGermany
- 📈FourThirtyTwo charting in a new countryCanada
- 🆕FourThirtyTwo first spotted by AppInsider#60 in Top Paid · Music · France
- 📦FourThirtyTwo version 2026.002• More accurate Auto-detect, now covering tunings up to about 452 Hz.
• Batch import now opens compressed ZIP files.
• Select All in the Music picker for batch imports: a whole library, album or artist in one tap.
• Select All in the Library, to share, save or delete many tracks at once.
• Smoother and easier on the battery, especially with large Music libraries.
• Better-sounding MP3 exports: they're now encoded from the original, not from a compressed copy.
• FLAC exports now keep artist, album and artwork.
• More accurate file-size estimates for FLAC and ALAC.
• Clearer messages when a file can't be opened or a tuning can't be detected.
• Fixed: artist, album and artwork from MP3 and FLAC files didn't appear after importing.
• Fixed: files saved from a batch conversion had no artist, album or artwork.
• Fixed: hertz values were cut off instead of rounded (439.9 Hz showed as 439 Hz).
• Fixed: connecting headphones could interrupt audio playing in other apps.
• Fixed: the Music picker search cleared when switching between Songs, Artists and Albums.
• Fixed: converting a batch again could keep files made with the old tuning, or add tracks to the Library twice.
• Fixed: opening a new file while another was previewing could keep the old one playing.
• Fixed: the app asked for Music access on first launch instead of when you choose Import from Music.… more - 🆕FourThirtyTwo 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
5.0 ★
2 ratings
Measured
Best rank now
#180
Music PaidMeasured
FourThirtyTwo on the App Store
App details
App ID
6774325950
Publisher
Darien DeWolf
On the store since
Sep 2026
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 18.0+
iPhone XS and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Universal purchase
Content rating
4+
Languages
1
EN
Size
4 MB
Also listed in
Utilities
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Germany | MusicPaid | #180 |
 Canada | MusicPaid | #141 |
Apps near FourThirtyTwo on the chart
Music Paid, around #180.
Ratings
App Store, worldwide.
Rating
5.0 ★
2 ratings
Measured
Ratings
2
Measured
Review momentum
ⓘ How we measure thisNew ratings a week
under 1
4-week average
Lifetime rating
5.0★
recent stars not readable yet: new ratings are a tiny share of the total
Review momentum
52/100
faster than 54% of Music apps
Review momentum (0-100) blends how fast the app collects ratings compared with other apps in its category (60%), whether that pace is speeding up (25%) and what recent raters give it (15%; recent stars well below lifetime pull it down). Ratings counts are read daily. A jump usually means a launch, a feature, ads or a new review prompt.
About FourThirtyTwo
FourThirtyTwo is a native iPhone and iPad app that retunes audio to 432 Hz — or any reference pitch you choose. Import a track, compare the original and retuned sound while it plays, then create a pitch-shifted copy you can keep, save, or share.
Nothing is uploaded. There are no accounts, ads, analytics, or servers behind the app.
ONE PURCHASE. NO SUBSCRIPTIONS
Pay once for the app. There is no subscription and no in-app purchase required to unlock its audio tools.
NATIVE, ON-DEVICE PERFORMANCE
Built for iPhone and iPad with Apple’s native audio and interface frameworks. Processing stays on your device for responsive preview and conversion without an internet connection.
LISTEN BEFORE YOU CONVERT
Flip between original and retuned playback while the track plays. Scrub the waveform, skip around, and decide with your ears before creating a new file.
SOURCE TUNING YOU CONTROL
Each import begins with the standard A = 440 Hz assumption. Run on-device Auto-detect to analyse the recording’s reference pitch, re-run detection whenever you like, or override the source tuning by hand.
ANY REFERENCE PITCH
432 Hz is the default, but the choice is yours: presets for 415 Hz (Baroque), 432 Hz, 440 Hz (ISO standard), 444 Hz, and 528 Hz — or enter any custom frequency from 300 to 600 Hz.
MULTIPLE TRACKS AT ONCE
Batch mode converts a folder or multi-file selection in one pass. Every track has its own source-tuning control, progress, estimate, and clean target-Hz filename.
TRUE PITCH SHIFTING, NOT SPEED CHANGE
Pitch processing keeps timing intact. The result is the same performance at a different reference pitch, without intentionally slowing down or speeding up playback.
YOUR RETUNED LIBRARY
Converted tracks can live in an on-device library with playback, editable titles and artist information, and export controls.
EXPORT YOUR WAY
Save as MP3, M4A AAC, lossless M4A ALAC, FLAC, or WAV to the Files app or through the system share sheet. Supported title, artist, album, comment, and artwork metadata is preserved for MP3 and M4A exports. FLAC and WAV exports contain the converted audio without custom metadata writing.
ACCESSIBLE BY DESIGN
Supports VoiceOver, Voice Control, Larger Text, Dark Interface, sufficient contrast, Differentiate Without Color Alone, and Reduced Motion.
PRIVATE BY ARCHITECTURE
All audio processing happens on your device. The app collects no data. Privacy policy: https://fourthirtytwo.app/privacy.html
GOOD TO KNOW
• Import common audio formats including MP3, M4A/AAC, WAV, AIFF, CAF, and FLAC, up to 500 MB per selected file.
• Import from Files or downloaded, non-DRM tracks in your Music library.
• Apple Music subscription tracks are copy-protected and cannot be retuned. Purchased DRM-free downloads, your own recordings, and ordinary audio files can be imported when iOS exposes a readable local file.
QUESTIONS OR FEEDBACK
[email protected]
Nothing is uploaded. There are no accounts, ads, analytics, or servers behind the app.
ONE PURCHASE. NO SUBSCRIPTIONS
Pay once for the app. There is no subscription and no in-app purchase required to unlock its audio tools.
NATIVE, ON-DEVICE PERFORMANCE
Built for iPhone and iPad with Apple’s native audio and interface frameworks. Processing stays on your device for responsive preview and conversion without an internet connection.
LISTEN BEFORE YOU CONVERT
Flip between original and retuned playback while the track plays. Scrub the waveform, skip around, and decide with your ears before creating a new file.
SOURCE TUNING YOU CONTROL
Each import begins with the standard A = 440 Hz assumption. Run on-device Auto-detect to analyse the recording’s reference pitch, re-run detection whenever you like, or override the source tuning by hand.
ANY REFERENCE PITCH
432 Hz is the default, but the choice is yours: presets for 415 Hz (Baroque), 432 Hz, 440 Hz (ISO standard), 444 Hz, and 528 Hz — or enter any custom frequency from 300 to 600 Hz.
MULTIPLE TRACKS AT ONCE
Batch mode converts a folder or multi-file selection in one pass. Every track has its own source-tuning control, progress, estimate, and clean target-Hz filename.
TRUE PITCH SHIFTING, NOT SPEED CHANGE
Pitch processing keeps timing intact. The result is the same performance at a different reference pitch, without intentionally slowing down or speeding up playback.
YOUR RETUNED LIBRARY
Converted tracks can live in an on-device library with playback, editable titles and artist information, and export controls.
EXPORT YOUR WAY
Save as MP3, M4A AAC, lossless M4A ALAC, FLAC, or WAV to the Files app or through the system share sheet. Supported title, artist, album, comment, and artwork metadata is preserved for MP3 and M4A exports. FLAC and WAV exports contain the converted audio without custom metadata writing.
ACCESSIBLE BY DESIGN
Supports VoiceOver, Voice Control, Larger Text, Dark Interface, sufficient contrast, Differentiate Without Color Alone, and Reduced Motion.
PRIVATE BY ARCHITECTURE
All audio processing happens on your device. The app collects no data. Privacy policy: https://fourthirtytwo.app/privacy.html
GOOD TO KNOW
• Import common audio formats including MP3, M4A/AAC, WAV, AIFF, CAF, and FLAC, up to 500 MB per selected file.
• Import from Files or downloaded, non-DRM tracks in your Music library.
• Apple Music subscription tracks are copy-protected and cannot be retuned. Purchased DRM-free downloads, your own recordings, and ordinary audio files can be imported when iOS exposes a readable local file.
QUESTIONS OR FEEDBACK
[email protected]
Latest updates
2026.002
• More accurate Auto-detect, now covering tunings up to about 452 Hz.
• Batch import now opens compressed ZIP files.
• Select All in the Music picker for batch imports: a whole library, album or artist in one tap.
• Select All in the Library, to share, save or delete many tracks at once.
• Smoother and easier on the battery, especially with large Music libraries.
• Better-sounding MP3 exports: they're now encoded from the original, not from a compressed copy.
• FLAC exports now keep artist, album and artwork.
• More accurate file-size estimates for FLAC and ALAC.
• Clearer messages when a file can't be opened or a tuning can't be detected.
• Fixed: artist, album and artwork from MP3 and FLAC files didn't appear after importing.
• Fixed: files saved from a batch conversion had no artist, album or artwork.
• Fixed: hertz values were cut off instead of rounded (439.9 Hz showed as 439 Hz).
• Fixed: connecting headphones could interrupt audio playing in other apps.
• Fixed: the Music picker search cleared when switching between Songs, Artists and Albums.
• Fixed: converting a batch again could keep files made with the old tuning, or add tracks to the Library twice.
• Fixed: opening a new file while another was previewing could keep the old one playing.
• Fixed: the app asked for Music access on first launch instead of when you choose Import from Music.
