Sasha Volume Control vs Shh

iPhone's volume button only gives you 16 steps. Sasha gives you 100. Fine-tune your volume with widgets, Siri Shortcuts, and more. [ What Sasha does ] # Fine-tune your volume ・ Adjust volume with a slider or UP/DOWN buttons for perfect precision. ・ Save your favorite volume levels and switch with one tap. ・ Go beyond the standard 16 steps with 1/300 ultra-precise volume control. # Always know your volume ・ See your exact volume level in real numbers — no guessing. ・ The more you refine your volume steps, the more precise the numbers get. [ Sasha Pro features ] ・ Live Activities — fine-tune your volume while using other apps or from the Lock Screen. (iOS 16.1+; available on Dynamic Island-supported devices.) ・ Home screen widgets — adjust volume without opening the app. ・ Siri Shortcuts — fine-tune your volume with just your voice. (iOS 13+) ・ AirPlay & Bluetooth volume control for AirPods and Beats. # Notice ・ Fine-tune volume control is optimized for Apple audio devices (AirPods, Beats lineup). ・ Third-party devices may have limited support. [ Contact ] ・ sasha.devcontact@gmail.com

When You Worry About Your Noise, Shh-! A noise alert app that helps you stay focused. [ No More Noise Worries With Earphones, Calls, or Work ] An app made for quiet places like study areas, helping you feel less stressed about noise. Get alerts about your sound and stay focused without worrying about what others think! ■ Simple Smart Alerts When your noise goes over the set limit, the app quietly alerts you without breaking your focus. It works on the lock screen and in the background, so you’ll only get alerts when needed. ▶ Who Should Use Shh-!? People unsure about using earphones in study cafes Anyone who has been told to lower their noise in libraries or quiet places Families who want less noise at home Roommates who want a quieter living space ▶ What Shh-! Users Say “It’s great because it doesn’t bother me while studying.” “I feel safe knowing it alerts me if my noise gets too loud.” “I worry less about making noise when I wear earphones now.”