NoiseLogger

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About this app

Track the pattern. Build the case.
- NoiseLogger helps you document noise disturbances quickly and clearly so you can show what’s really happening over time.
- Unlike apps that rely on unreliable recordings or decibel readings, NoiseLogger focuses on what actually matters in real-world complaints: a consistent, structured timeline of incidents.

Log incidents in seconds
- When noise happens, you don’t have time to mess around.
- Fast, simple logging designed for real moments.
- No logging in. Built to be quick, not intrusive.
- Capture how disruptive it really is.

Not all noise is equal.
- Each incident can be rated from 1–5 based on how disruptive it feels, helping you show:
Occasional background annoyance .
Ongoing disruption to daily life.
Severe disturbances.
- This subjective impact is often far more useful than raw sound levels.

See patterns clearly
- Noise issues are rarely about a single event, they’re about repetition.
- NoiseLogger helps you:
Track frequency and timing of disturbances.
Spot recurring patterns.
Build a clear picture over days and weeks.
Create reports that make sense.

Turn your logs into something you can actually use.
- Export structured reports.
- Show timelines, patterns, and summaries.
- Useful for sharing with landlords, councils, or housing associations.

No setup. No complexity. Just open the app and start logging.

Free to start
- All core logging features are free.
- Upgrade only if you want advanced reports, analysis and export options.
Build a simple, clear timeline of noise issues, not unreliable decibel readings
Updated on
Apr 29, 2026

Data safety

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  • No data shared with third parties
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  • No data collected
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What’s new

Fixed an issue where settings cards could overflow or be cut off on some devices.