NoiseLogs

NoiseLogs

by Bakyt Dzhumabaev

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Archived App (Last seen on 19 May 2026)

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 25, 2026
  • March 25, 2026

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Tired of noisy neighbors with no way to prove it? NoiseLog is the noise complaint journal that turns frustration into evidence. **ONE-TAP LOGGING** Hit "Log Noise" and NoiseLog instantly measures decibel levels using your iPhone's microphone, records an audio clip (30s, 1min, or 5min), timestamps the incident to the second, and stamps your GPS location. Classify the noise type — music, construction, party, shouting, dog barking, or other — and you're done. **INCIDENT JOURNAL** Every incident is saved in a chronological journal with full details: date, time, duration, peak and average decibel levels, noise type, audio recording, location, and your notes. Swipe to delete. Tap to review. **SMART ANALYTICS** See patterns your ears miss: - Heatmap showing which days and hours are loudest - Decibel trend graph over time — is it getting worse? - Noise type breakdown — what kind of noise dominates? - Pattern detection — "87% of incidents are Friday-Saturday, 11PM-2AM" **PDF REPORTS** Generate a professional incident report with a table of all logged incidents, summary statistics, and key findings. Ready to send to your building management, landlord, police, or court. **PRIVACY FIRST** All data stays on your device. Audio recordings never leave your phone. No analytics, no tracking, no cloud. Export only when you choose to. **BUILT FOR iPHONE & iPAD** Native layouts for both devices. iPad features a sidebar with your incident list and a detail panel for analytics — perfect for reviewing your noise log at home. NoiseLog is not a certified measuring instrument. Decibel readings are approximate (±3 dB). However, the combination of timestamps, audio evidence, location data, and pattern analysis creates a compelling record for any noise complaint.
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What's New in NoiseLogs

1.0

March 25, 2026

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