Radiacode

Radiacode

by Radiacode Ltd

93 ratings
53 reviews
Free

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This application enhances a radiation monitoring device, offering real-time data analysis, interactive dashboards, and advanced search functions. It visualizes isotopes, detects food contamination, and maps radiation levels geographically, providing detailed insights into radiation environments.

Interactive real-time dashboard
Advanced ionizing radiation search
Alarms for radiation limits
Isotope visualization and spectrometry
Food contamination detection (Cesium-137)
Radiological mapping on Google Maps
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What's New in Radiacode

1.0.16

June 18, 2026

This release focuses on reliability, data integrity, Dose Monitor improvements, and enhanced support for Radiacode ZERO devices. DOSE MONITOR • Improved Dose Monitor functionality and calculation accuracy. • Resolved multiple issues affecting dose tracking and monitoring. DATA MANAGEMENT • Fixed database migration issues to improve data integrity during app updates. • Enhanced backup and migration reliability. DEVICE SUPPORT • Added firmware version 4.16 for Radiacode ZERO. • Fixed an issue where time settings applied via device settings were not always processed correctly. • Improved the dose threshold configuration interface. • Corrected dose threshold handling and validation. • Fixed incorrect display of large dose values on the device screen. • Improved dose rate estimation at low background radiation levels. • Enabled nSv/h units by default in device settings. Note: After updating the firmware, please verify your dose threshold settings, as previously configured values may have changed. OVERALL • Introduced multiple improvements and refinements across the application. • Resolved issues identified during beta testing. • Applied multiple bug fixes and stability improvements. We continue to improve the app and add new features. Thank you for your feedback and support.

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User reviews

Very cool way to see the world!

It’s a great app, allows you to examine the data in every conceivable way. A few feature requests from an iOS user, would be great to be able to scale the data on the map view, a single hotspot and all of the other data points turn green. If it was plotted along an exponential curve, that might be better. But at least a way to see nuances in a way that’s less binary. Also, would be spectacular to have the clicks be able to play through headphones, and instead of a “click”, have it be a tone who’s frequency is proportional to the energy of the received measurement. That is the say, lower tones for low energy higher tones for high energy. This would allow a user to get a more qualitative understanding of what radiation sources might be nearby.
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Response from developer

Thank you for your feedback! Please update the app to the latest version, as the issue may already be fixed. If the problem persists, kindly contact us at support@radiacode.com so we can assist you further.

Need some work

First of all, I don’t even have a geiger counter and you really have to connect one to the app to at least measure the radiation second of all I just want to at least change units to count per minute instead of counts per second. But the App is kinda Great on its own.

Где русский язык?

Почему в приложении нету русского языка , хотя сама компания сделана в России , почему обладатели телефонов apple получают совсем другое приложение если сравнивая его с приложение на Android (Why is there no Russian language in the application, although the company itself is made in Russia, why do owners of apple phones get a completely different application if comparing it with an application on Android)
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Keeps crashing

What good is this app if it keeps crashing?

Gets better with every update!

This app complements my Radiacode 103G and 110 perfectly. The developer is very responsive to feedback both here and in the associated support channels online. The app plays well with my iPhone 13 both when I was on iOS 18 and now after my update to 26. Am I a bit jealous of the Android version? A little bit still, but the iOS version is getting more features and is closing the gap in every update.
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FAQ

What does the Radiacode application do?

The Radiacode application enhances the capabilities of the Radiacode device for smart, flexible, and efficient operations. It provides real-time data analysis, interactive dashboards, advanced radiation search functions, isotope visualization, food contamination detection, and radiological mapping.

What are the key features of the Radiacode app?

Key features include an interactive real-time dashboard for gamma energy and source analysis, an advanced ionizing radiation search function with an averaging algorithm, signalization with customizable radiation alarms, gamma spectrometry and isotope visualization, a specialized mode for detecting Cesium-137 in food, and radiological mapping on Google Maps.

Is the Radiacode application free to use?

Based on the provided information, the application is free to use. There are no mentions of subscription fees, paid downloads, or in-app purchases for the core functionality of the application.

What kind of radiation can this app detect?

The application focuses on gamma radiation monitoring and analysis. It can visualize isotopes by interpreting the radiation spectrum, detect Cesium-137 in food products, and display gamma energy levels and exposure rates.

How does the food contamination detection feature work?

The application offers a specialized mode for detecting Cesium-137 in food products and liquid samples, similar to laboratory analysis. Users can check various food items like seafood, berries, mushrooms, dairy, and meat for traces of Cs-137 and compare results with safety limits.