Vibration

Vibration

FFT Spectrum Analyzer

12 ratings
58 reviews
#150 in paid Business
📚 Education
💼 Business
$9.99
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Released
January 12, 2009
Updated
October 1, 2026

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This app analyzes vibration spectrums using your device's sensors. It can process time-series data, remove DC bias, apply windows, and perform FFT for frequency analysis. Results can be emailed for documentation.

✓Built-in accelerometer and gyroscope analysis
✓Internal microphone and external Digiducer support
✓Adjustable sample rates and data lengths
✓FFT and frequency spectrum plotting
✓DC bias removal and Hamming window
✓Data export via email and iTunes
✓Apple Watch companion app for triggering
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What users say about Vibration

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What's New in Vibration

5.02

October 1, 2026

- Pinch-to-zoom on the Time Series and Frequency plots now stays exactly where you zoom, and the status bars hide while zoomed. Double-tap zoom has been removed; use pinch to zoom in and out. - The Frequency screen now shows the correct Fmax for CTC WS200 and WS300 sensors, and in rpm units. - Signals that exceed the plot scale, including a large DC component on the Frequency plot, are now cut off at the edge of the plot. - More reliable peak snapping for the Frequency cursor, and a single Time Series cursor line. - Improved detection of Digiducer and Digital ICP USB sensors. - The "Acquiring" indicator now clears when you cancel and appears immediately with Bluetooth sensors. - The Apple Watch app has been rebuilt for the latest watchOS. - Other bug fixes and updates for the latest iOS.

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

$19.99

Enable full Digiducer functionality

Selection of various sample rates and durations, averaging multiple samples and Peak Hold capability

Charts

Top Paid

📉 150-3

Business

This app dropped -3 positions in Business chart.

Last updated on November 6, 2026.

User reviews

Simple and nonfunctional

Didn’t work for me, might work for you. Randomly cut recordings short after a few seconds then locked up and tried to text the data file, at which the cancel button greyed out. Documentation looks like freeware from 1998.

Stopped working

I had this app for several years and it suddenly stopped working -- no longer records, saves or allows contact with developer. Disappointing.

Simple and effective

I’ve used this for several years to collect vibration signals from vehicles and trickier s for research purposes. It’s easy to use and I recommend to my students.

Brilliant app

Does exactly what it claims to, measures vibration up to 50Hz.

Lots of control regarding sampling rate, time and delay.

Files can be saved and exported as CSV.

Spectrum analysis could use some more labels but nevertheless very good app.

Solid App

Bought this app over 5 years ago because the vibration sensor we were using in the lab wasn’t quite working for our need. We wanted to know the vibration noise source for a piece of equipment we were designing. With this app, we were able to determine the peak frequencies, and therefore the source of our noise. Impressed the whole team with the fact that it was an iPhone that solved the mystery. Ever since then this app has been a fun toy at home.
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User experience

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Reported Bugs

17 issues

Randomly cut recordings short

Bug

Locked up and tried to text data file

Bug

Cancel button greyed out

Bug

Stopped working

Bug

No longer records, saves or allows contact with developer

Bug

Frequencies appear at twice their actual frequency

Bug

Application Receipt Not Valid

Bug

Complains about "receipt" problem and forces app to close

Bug

Unable to load saved data

Bug

Calibration crashes and ends the program

Bug

Time base warning message appears

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Y axis doesn't work

Bug

Cannot calibrate, unstable/orientation message

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"i" button doesn't work

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Needs continuous logging

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Hangs a little

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App hangs once in a while and has to be reset

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Requested Features

27 requests

Spectrum analysis labels

Feature

Continuous sampling option

Feature

Higher sample rate

Feature

Extend sample rate to 1kHz

Feature

Measure mm/s

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Edit which axis displayed on time series tab

Feature

Continuous mode

Feature

Higher frequency range (up to 5kHz)

Feature

Add continuous logging

Feature

Add cropping options

Feature

Add data storage

Feature

Add cursor mode

Feature

Add trigger level

Feature

Send graphics via email directly

Feature

Extend sample size

Feature

Break 50Hz fmax barrier

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Add a sum of all 3 axes

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Chart an equation next to the data

Feature

Continuous sampling option

Feature

Fix y axis bug

Feature

Extend frequency range

Feature

Fix bugs

Feature

Continuous sampling option

Feature

Fix y axis bug

Feature

Higher frequency range

Feature

Continuous sampling option

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Fix y axis bug

Feature

FAQ

What does this vibration analysis app do?

This app functions as a portable vibration spectrum analyzer. It utilizes your device's built-in accelerometers and gyroscope to acquire and display time-series vibration data. It can also process this data by removing DC bias, applying a Hamming window, and performing a Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) to generate frequency spectra.

What are the key features of this vibration app?

Key features include sampling from internal accelerometers, gyroscope, microphone, and professional external Digiducer accelerometers. It offers adjustable sample rates, data lengths, and variable start delays. The app can also remove DC bias, apply a Hamming window, plot frequency data in various formats, and export results via email or iTunes.

How much does this vibration analysis app cost?

The base application is free to download. However, certain advanced features, such as higher sample rates for the internal microphone and Digiducer accelerometers, can be enabled via in-app purchases.

What devices is this vibration analyzer compatible with?

The app is designed for iPod Touch and iPhone devices. It also features an Apple Watch companion app for triggering sampling and reviewing settings, indicating compatibility with Apple Watch models paired with compatible iPhones.

What are common use cases for this vibration analysis app?

This app is useful for predictive maintenance applications, helping to identify issues like bearing defects, shaft misalignment, and imbalance in machinery. It can also monitor the acceleration of part and material handling equipment, serving as a portable alternative to commercial spectrum analyzers.