SoundPrint, Find Quiet Places
SoundPrint
2.3 ★
store rating
10,000+
downloads
Free
AppRecs review analysis
AppRecs rating 2.3. Trustworthiness 83 out of 100. Review manipulation risk 19 out of 100. Based on a review sample analyzed.
★★☆☆☆
2.3
AppRecs Rating
Ratings breakdown
5 star
23%
4 star
1%
3 star
6%
2 star
23%
1 star
47%
What to know
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Low review manipulation risk
19% review manipulation risk
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Mixed user feedback
Average 2.3★ rating suggests room for improvement
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High negative review ratio
69% of sampled ratings are 1–2 stars
About SoundPrint, Find Quiet Places
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.
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.
