Ceiling Fan Balancer is a niche app, with 2 thousand installs. It doesn't have enough ratings yet to judge what users think. Show more ›
Ceiling Fan Balancer is made and published by
pseudomath LLC.
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Summary
Ceiling Fan Balancer helps you fix wobble quickly with just your phone, delivering real-time wobble readings and a guided blade-balancing workflow.
Pros & Cons
Real-time wobble feedback via smartphone camera
Per-blade balancing optimization for stability
Guided prep and blade labeling workflow to reduce setup time
Clear, structured instructions and workflow that simplify balancing
Lacks explicit calibration or level features commonly highlighted by competitors
Appears to rely on camera-based wobble readings without documented sensor-based measurements
Requested-permissions data is empty, providing limited visibility into app permissions and safety controls
About Ceiling Fan Balancer
Ceiling Fan Balancer is a house & home app developed by pseudomath LLC.
Install Statistics
Ceiling Fan Balancer has been installed 2 thousand times. In the last 30 days, the app was installed 54 times.
User Ratings
Ceiling Fan Balancer is rated 4.39 out of 5 stars. The rating is based on 76 ratings.
App Information
Ceiling Fan Balancer costs $2.99. The last update was on March 14, 2024.
Technical Requirements
The app has a content rating of Everyone. The app has been available on Google Play since March 2024.
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I can't remember ever leaving a positive review for an app before. This fan wobble was causing us to lose sleep. I've balanced ceiling fans for 20 year just by eye, but we bought this massive 6ft diameter 8 blade fan hanging on a 4ft drop pole, and I was moving my test weights around trying to eyeball it and getting nowhere. So I gave this app a try. It was shocking how good this app was. Lay phone on something steady, and follow instructions. My fan doesn't even move now. Rock solid.
★★★★★Loc Ho· Sep 29, 2025
It worked really well and balanced my fan! It can be a bit finicky to use in that it's a bit picky with how big the dot you draw is and can be a bit picky with lighting. I had to turn off the light on my ceiling fan and then point a different light directly upwards at the fan so that the app could see the dot and also recognize the fan blades. There was a bit of a learning curve to get started, but after I understood how it worked out was really easy to use.
★★★★★Evan Batterman· Jun 4, 2026
Can't believe it worked. It was very fiddly with the camera position and lighting in the room while checking the wobble. But once I got high "accuracy" for all the blades everything went smoothly. I added the weights it prescribed, and it balanced a fan that I haven't been able to balance for 5 years. Amazing.
★★☆☆☆Anton Gracia· Dec 5, 2024
Absolutely does not work with white fan blades on white ceiling. This is the most common fan combination in my country.
★★☆☆☆Bryan Mayland· Aug 21, 2026
Couldn't get it to detect any wobble at all with masking tape or a penny taped to the light dome. The tips are pretty good though because I did have a loose blade. Fan still wobbles though.
★☆☆☆☆Taylor Pearcy· May 29, 2025
Didn't work... App just says "Something Went Wrong" at the end of the process and I don't know what to do from here. Also, instructions regarding the "clips" are not clear. Do you need 1 clip per blade and then supposed to add a clip to each blade as you progress OR are you supposed to just move ONE clip from one blade to another? Anyway, I tried it both ways and got the same result...
★☆☆☆☆Ashley Jackson· Sep 5, 2024
The dot tracking system doesn't work reliably regardless of position, distance, size, lighting e.t.c. Then if by some miracle it tracks the dot for more than 20 seconds, the blade tracking is "inaccurate". I wish I could have the hours of my life back I wasted trying to get this to work.
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