QUIET HOURS
Live meter
Free
- Live estimated sound levels
- Frequency-band display
- Your own incident threshold
No app account required.
YOUR ROOM. YOUR NIGHT. YOUR PRIVACY.
A clearer picture
of your night.
The room gets loud. Your phone takes note.
Quiet Hours helps you see what happened — without recording what anyone says.
Coming soon for iPhoneTake a closer look
Free live meter · Optional Pro subscription · iOS 17 or later
Audio stays on your phone
You choose the threshold
Interruptions stay visible
A SMALL BEDTIME ROUTINE
Set it down.
Check in tomorrow.
No wearable. No recording library.
Just your iPhone and a place on the nightstand.
- 01
Make it your night.
Choose your quiet hours and an incident threshold. Plug in your phone, keep its microphone uncovered, and start monitoring before you lock the screen.
- 02
Let the measurements add up.
Pro logs sustained crossings of your threshold during quiet hours. Calls or other interruptions can pause monitoring; those gaps are part of the story.
- 03
See the morning recap.
Finish your night to review the timeline, incidents and coverage. Keep a PDF report or share an incident card when you want to.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Your nights
stay yours.
Quiet Hours processes microphone input on your phone. It never records, saves or uploads audio. Saved measurements stay on your device unless you choose to export them.
Apple and RevenueCat handle subscription purchases and access. Your monitoring records aren't sent to them.
Read the privacy policySTART WITH A LISTEN
A free meter.
A fuller picture with Pro.
Planned U.S. launch pricing. Local prices appear in the app before purchase.
QUIET HOURS PRO
Keep your nights
$4.99 / month
or $29.99 / year
- Overnight monitoring with the screen locked
- Saved timelines, incidents and coverage gaps
- Detailed PDF reports
Saved nights remain available to view and delete after Pro ends.
Pro subscriptions renew automatically until canceled. Manage or cancel in your App Store account settings. Payment is charged at confirmation. Terms of use.
USEFUL ESTIMATES, WITH LIMITS
A noise log.
A little more context.
Your iPhone isn't a certified sound meter. Quiet Hours estimates sound levels; it doesn't identify sound sources, measure sleep stages or diagnose conditions. Your chosen threshold isn't a legal limit. Check coverage gaps when interpreting a night.
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