SoundPrint, Find Quiet Places

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2.4
109 reviews
10K+
Downloads
Content rating
Everyone
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About this app

May 2023 Update - we are currently working on updating the app for the most recent operating system update. Appreciate your patience!

Find quiet places. Measure sound levels. Protect your hearing.
SoundPrint offers users access to the largest and only public database of sound levels taken at 100K+ venues worldwide. The easy to use app is an essential tool to find quiet places to connect with others and to preserve and promote hearing health.

Users (with select Samsung smartphone models) can also use the SoundPrint app as a decibel meter to measure sound levels and submit them to SoundPrint's database. At this time, ONLY Samsung S8, S9, S10, and S20 Galaxy series smartphones have calibrated decibel meters (NOT Samsung Note tablets). More models to be added soon! All other Android users can submit subjective sound level ratings.

SoundPrint is a member of the World Health Organization (WHO)’s World Hearing Forum, a global network of stakeholders promoting ear and hearing health care worldwide.

Download SoundPrint and join the QUIET mission


FEATURES
+ Search for venues (restaurants, cafes, arenas, retailers and more) based on noise level (quiet, moderate, or noisy)
+ Rate and submit the noise level of a venue to SoundPrint’s public database (actual decibel meter available for select Samsung models)
Note: Need to add Quiet List recommendation and Noise Complaint submission - this is very important
+ Share recommended venues with friends

WHAT’S NEW
+Calibrated decibel meter for certain Samsung Android phones!
+Bug fixes

FAQs
+Why are the decibel meters only available for select Android devices?
Microphones across numerous Android hardware devices vary in quality and accuracy making calibration difficult (whereas the iOS system has more accurate and consistent microphones and software standards).
+How can I contribute to the database if I do not have the decibel meter?
Users can submit a subjective rating based on their personal impression of their surrounding sound level at a venue.
Updated on
Oct 5, 2023

Data safety

Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.
This app may share these data types with third parties
Audio
This app may collect these data types
Personal info, Audio and 2 others
Data is encrypted in transit
You can request that data be deleted

Ratings and reviews

2.4
106 reviews
Steven Kideckel
February 14, 2024
App is pretty solid and this is a concept that is desperately needed. Could use actual sound meter (not just on Samsung) and dark mode support, and being able to add somewhere you were earlier in the night, but what the app does right now, it does fine. Needs more users to get more useful data, but hopefully that will improve over time.
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A Google user
April 18, 2019
This is a very unique and essential app that assists us to find venues that offer a quiet environment so we can actually hear and enggage in meaningful conversations! The app is simple and easy to use and helps us to avoid those places where we can't hear our thoughts! Looking forward to when the decibel meter for the Android comes out on the app - fantastic concept!
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Al
March 1, 2024
Almost excellent. Needs dark mode support to make it excellent. Other than that, its just what I needed. It can be difficult finding somewhere I can communicate with hearing people.
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What's new

- Fix map view on Android