Count Widget vs Slope Hi

Thanks to this application (and the other Widget apps from PacoLabs), you can now customize the Home screen and the Today view of your device, by adding custom widgets for some specific purposes. From anywhere in your device, you'll have access to your own information and actions. Each Count widget allows to manually count the various events or the things of your choice. The values of your counters can be incremented, decremented and also reset by touching the dedicated buttons. A custom name can be displayed and the look can be customized. Those Widgets are compatible with the new iOS 14 Home Screen Widgets. The application is really easy to use and is adapted to the fresh look of your device. Dark mode of iOS13 is supported. In Today view: You can add as many widgets as you want and they will be displayed in up to 3 different lists. Those same lists will be available in the Today view and in the application (although it is possible, if you want, to hide some widgets in the Today view). To avoid overloading the Today view, when too many widgets are displayed, an intuitive control will allow you to navigate from one widget to another. Even if the main purpose of the app is to view the widgets in the Today view, it can also be very handy to view them directly in the application (a long press on a widget in the Today view will open it directly in the main application).

Slope is a practical in-room tool for tuning subwoofers and speakers with your iPhone. It generates a logarithmic test sweep, records the room response through the iPhone microphone, and analyzes the result to help you understand how your system behaves across the frequency range. Clear graphs and practical guidance make it easier to identify excessive peaks, dips, level mismatches, and possible crossover adjustments. Choose the workflow that fits your setup: • Measure your subwoofer on its own • Measure your main speakers on their own • Run a guided subwoofer + speakers session • Compare measurements from different sessions Slope guides you through the preparation process, checks the measurement conditions, monitors the sweep, and presents the result in an easy-to-read response graph. In guided sessions, it helps you compare the relative level of the subwoofer and speakers and understand where further adjustment may be useful. Save measurements in your library, review them later, rename them, compare results, and export detailed PDF reports. Your saved measurements can also be kept synchronized through iCloud when enabled. Slope is designed for practical home audio adjustment, not laboratory testing. The iPhone microphone is not calibrated, so measurements are relative rather than absolute. Results should be interpreted as guidance for a consistent setup and listening position; they do not provide calibrated SPL values, phase analysis, or a prediction of the final acoustic sum of separately measured subwoofer and speaker responses.