Kasetofon vs DeviceScope Test

Kasetofon is a cassette recorder, not a list of voice memos. Load a blank tape, press REC, and watch the reels turn and the needle swing. Takes are written straight to 16-bit WAV — mono or stereo, at 44.1, 22 or 8 kHz — and they stay on your device, visible in the Files app. RECORDING • Keep recording with the screen locked. A Live Activity holds the spinning reels, the running time and a STOP key on the Lock Screen. • Tapes stretch as you talk. Run past the end of a side and the tape extends, up to four hours. • A take interrupted by a call or an alarm pauses and picks up again where it left off. • If the app is ever killed mid-recording, the take is recovered the next time you open it. • A five-band graphic EQ on playback — FLAT, VOICE, MUSIC and TAPE presets, or draw your own curve. Monitor-only, with an IN/OUT bypass key: the take on the tape stays clean. • Deck sounds — motor and tape hiss under playback, and if you want, printed into the WAV itself. THE DECK • Six cabinet finishes, from graphite through walnut to 70s beige. • A compact cassette, or an open-reel mechanism with tape threaded across the guides. • A mechanical rev counter, or a real-time counter. • An analogue VU meter with a needle you can colour. TAPE TO TAPE • A dubbing deck — load a take on deck A, a blank on deck B, and print through FERRIC, CHROME or METAL stock, with drive, bump, flutter, hiss and motor on knobs. Prints count their generations, like real copies do. • A splice editor — razor a take into pieces, keep the ones you want, and they render as a new tape. • VID OUT — film the deck playing your take, cassette or open reels, and share it as an MP4 sized for stories or feeds. • KASETOFON DECK — the whole tape circuit as an AUv3 plugin: run any track in GarageBand, AUM or any Audio Unit host through the deck. THE SHELF • Every take on a shelf you can search by name and filter by category or date. • Name your tapes in your choice of handwriting. • Share any take as a WAV, or film it as an MP4 — and import your own WAV files straight onto the shelf. • Optional iCloud Drive storage. Recording and playback are free, forever, with no time limit, no watermark and no account. The Studio Pack is a single purchase that unlocks the dubbing deck, splice editing, VID OUT, the Kasetofon Deck AUv3, the cabinet finishes, the open-reel mechanism, needle colours and label fonts, tape categories, the real-time counter and iCloud storage. The graphic EQ, deck sounds and WAV import are free for everyone.

DeviceScope Test is an all-in-one hardware diagnostic and sensor testing toolkit for iPhone and iPad. Quickly check essential components, view live readings, and troubleshoot common device issues from one clean workspace. WHAT YOU CAN CHECK • Audio — Monitor microphone input, test speaker playback, and check volume controls. • Camera — Preview your camera, test the flashlight, and detect AR support. • Display & Input — View screen resolution and pixel density, check touch response, adjust brightness, and use fullscreen colors to look for dead pixels, stuck pixels, or light bleed. • Sensors — Inspect accelerometer, gyroscope, compass, barometer, proximity, ambient light, and pedometer readings. • Connectivity — Check network and Wi-Fi information, scan nearby Bluetooth devices, test NFC, and view GPS accuracy. • System — View battery level and charging status, device information, notification permissions, clipboard behavior, vibration, and biometric capabilities. • Speech — Try text-to-speech and speech recognition tools. USEFUL FOR • Troubleshooting before a video or voice call • Checking a new, used, or repaired iPhone or iPad • Exploring device sensors and hardware capabilities • Running quick QA checks without switching between multiple apps • Finding display, audio, camera, or connectivity problems FAST AND FOCUSED Each tool provides a simple interface with clear status feedback. Open the check you need, follow the instructions, and view the result immediately. PRIVACY BY DESIGN No account is required. Tests begin only when you choose them, and permissions are requested only for features that need them. Your device test results are not uploaded to our servers. Feature availability and readings may vary depending on your device model, hardware, iOS or iPadOS version, permissions, and regional support.