dB Decibel & Sound Meter Sendb

Sound Meter by Sendb is an Android sound level meter that measures loudness, frequency spectrum, and spectrogram directly on your device - no cloud, no account.

Completely free, no ads, no subscription, no in-app purchases. No annoying interruptions - just open it and measure.

FEATURES

• Live level metering with dB(A), dB(C), and dB(Z) weighting, a color-coded level bar, and everyday sound references (e.g. "30 dB: Whisper")
• Real-time frequency spectrum across 30 third-octave bands from 25 Hz to 20 kHz
• Scrolling spectrogram with frequency and time axes
• 60-second level trend graph
• Single-point calibration against a known reference source for more reliable absolute readings
• Session statistics: Leq, Min, Max, L10, L50, L90
• Microphone selection (e.g. when a device has multiple built-in microphones)
• Light and dark theme
• 14 languages, including Arabic with right-to-left layout

PRIVACY

The actual sound level measurement - weighting filters, FFT, level calculation - runs entirely on your device. No measurement data is ever stored or transmitted. Only your calibration value and app settings are kept locally; both stay on your device and are removed automatically when you uninstall the app.

Full privacy policy: meter.sendb.day

ABOUT

Sound Meter by Sendb is an independent, non-commercial project - no ad network, no subscription model, no hidden costs. The measurement algorithms (A/C/Z weighting per recognized standards, FFT-based spectral analysis) were implemented independently based on publicly documented methods.

Note: This app provides relative, or - after calibration against a known reference source - approximate absolute sound level readings. It is not a substitute for a calibrated precision sound level meter and is not suitable for safety-critical or legally binding measurements (e.g. occupational safety, noise compliance).

Recent changes:
Swipe left or right to move between the four tabs. New in Settings: Play Store link, "Rate this app" button, and a legal notice (Impressum) link. App icon now shows a small "dB" so it reads as a sound-level meter.