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YUYA SATO · Utilities · View on the App Store

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The developer's US App Store description, in full.

Stomping upstairs. Loud music at 2 AM. Voices through the wall. You finally talk to your landlord or property manager, and they ask: "Do you have a record of it?" NoiseLog is a simple noise diary that helps you answer yes. Tap once to record audio with reference decibel levels, tag what you heard and how it affected you, then export a clean PDF report you can hand to your landlord, property manager, or HOA. WHEN YOU NEED IT - Constant stomping or footsteps from upstairs - Music, TV, or parties late at night - Barking dogs, construction, slamming doors - You have complained before, but nothing changed because you had no records ONE TAP TO LOG When it gets loud, tap "It's loud now." NoiseLog records audio and tracks reference dB (max/average) with automatic timestamps. Recording continues while the screen is locked and stops automatically after 10 minutes. TURN YOUR LOG INTO A REPORT Pick a date range and NoiseLog builds a matter-of-fact PDF: total incidents, weekly frequency, time-of-day patterns, and a detailed table of every entry. SIMPLE PRICING - Logging, recording, and playback: free and unlimited, forever - A single one-time purchase unlocks PDF export - No ads. No subscriptions. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything stays on your iPhone. Nothing is ever uploaded, and the app collects no data about you. PLEASE NOTE Sound levels are reference values measured by your iPhone's microphone, not a calibrated sound level meter. Even so, a steady log of dates, frequency, and duration is exactly the kind of documentation landlords and property managers ask for. Stop just enduring it. Start your log tonight.

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