LOUDMETER: LUFS Meter

LOUDMETER: LUFS Meter

Loudness analyzer & live meter

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Released
June 7, 2026
Updated
October 23, 2026
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LOUDMETER brings loudness analysis to your iPhone and iPad. Check a finished bounce wherever you are, or use your device as a second screen for your Mac’s live meters. ANALYZE AUDIO FILES Open or drop an MP3, WAV, AIFF, FLAC, or M4A file to see: • Integrated LUFS, plus Short-Term and Momentary maxima • True Peak in dBTP, with an over count • Loudness Range and Peak to Loudness Ratio • Stereo correlation and a loudness timeline • Reference targets for Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Netflix, and EBU R128 Copy your measurements or export a PNG report. All analysis runs on your device. MIRROR YOUR MAC Connect to LOUDMETER running on a Mac on the same local network. View live measurements on your phone or tablet and reset the Mac’s meters remotely. The connection uses Bonjour. Only measurement and visualization data are transmitted, never your audio. BUILT FOR MIXING AND MASTERING Loudness measurement is based on ITU-R BS.1770-5 and EBU R128, with K-weighting adapted to each file’s sample rate. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, tracking, or analytics. Audio processing stays on your device, and live readings stay on your local network. Questions or feedback? loudmeter.okancam.co
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What's New in LOUDMETER

1.6.1

October 23, 2026

Thanks for your feedback, keep it coming. In this update: • A new app icon, and the LOUDMETER name in the logo's own typeface. • Save Image no longer closes the app. • Live notices when the link goes quiet and reconnects, and keeps the screen awake only while data is flowing. • File analysis: damaged or cut-short files measure what can be read, more formats are accepted, and every unreadable file tells you why. • 24-bit FLAC/ALAC files show their bit depth. • Quieter icons.

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