Yuja Decibel Meter - dB Level
Yuja Incorporated · Utilities
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Chart standing · US
What changed · US
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• Fixed the minimum showing higher than the average right after a measurement starts
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Decibel Meter - Sound Level Ever wondered how loud your surroundings are? Measure, record, and analyze your environment's noise level in real-time with Decibel Meter. Key Features: Real-time Decibel Measurement - Measure ambient noise through your device's microphone - Real-time dB (decibel) readings displayed instantly - Smooth animated gauge for intuitive noise-level feedback Real-time Mini Chart - Live 30-second scrolling waveform graph - Visualize noise patterns and trends at a glance - See sudden noise spikes as they happen Measurement Statistics - Current / Min / Max / Average dB readings - Simple start/stop measurement controls Noise Level Guide - Quiet / Normal / Loud / Dangerous level indicators - Visual color warning at dangerous noise levels Measurement History - Save measurement sessions with timestamps - Detailed chart analysis per session Multi-language Support - Available in 22 languages --- Premium Upgrade (Affordable one-time purchase) Ad-free experience Unlimited measurement history CSV export (analyze in Excel or Sheets) Detailed chart analysis Lifetime access — no subscription --- Use Cases: - Check noise levels at home or office - Measure construction site noise - Monitor volume at concerts and events - Check noise in libraries and cafes - Check noise in baby rooms and sleep environments - Collect noise data and create reports Note: This app is not a replacement for professional measurement equipment and should be used for reference only. Measurement accuracy may vary depending on your device's microphone.
What's new · 1.9.6
• Fixed the minimum showing higher than the average right after a measurement starts
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