About this app

Din is an accurate decibel meter that answers one question the moment you open it: how loud is it? The sound level meter starts reading instantly: a big dB number, a color that shifts from green (safe) through amber (caution) to red (danger), and a plain-language label like "normal conversation" or "very loud, hearing risk." No setup, no account, no tap required. MEASURE - Live noise meter with lowest, average and highest dB - Record a session and save it with your own name - History keeps every recording with its low, average and high values - Share a sound report or export your data as CSV PROTECT YOUR HEARING - Daily sound dose based on established workplace limits (85 dB and 90 dB over 8 hours) - See how much longer you can safely stay at the current level - A clear warning when a loud environment puts your hearing at risk MADE FOR REAL SITUATIONS - Concerts and clubs: check the volume and know when to reach for earplugs - Noisy neighbors and apartments: keep timestamped noise recordings as documentation - Job sites and workshops: track exposure against workplace noise limits - Baby rooms, offices, classrooms, studios: anywhere loudness matters PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account needed. Your microphone audio is analyzed on your iPhone and never uploaded anywhere. Din uses your iPhone's microphone, so readings are estimates, tuned for everyday accuracy, but not a replacement for a certified sound level meter in legal or industrial settings. How loud is it? Open Din and you'll know.

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