iPhone & iPad · iOS 26.2

Measure Your Soundproofing in 60 Seconds

Four tones through a speaker in the room, two readings from outside the door. You get a Sound Isolation Score — Poor to Excellent, comparable to professional STC ratings.

Measured with your phone, not lab equipment. The first 3 QuietScores are free.

QuietScore home screen, dark

How it works

One speaker, one door, three steps

1

Speaker in the room

Bluetooth or AirPlay, door open. If the speaker has its own knob, turn that up too.

2

Take the reference outside

Stand outside the open door, phone at chest height. Four tones — 125, 500, 1k and 4k Hz — play while you hold still.

You stay outside; only the door changes.

3

Close the door, repeat

Same spot, same volume, door shut. The difference between the two readings is what your door blocks.

The tones are loud — near 90 dB inside the room for a door that blocks 40. The app warns you about pets, children and anyone asleep before it starts.

The score

0 to 50, in plain language

42

dB blocked · Sound Isolation Score

Excellent

Poor under 20
Moderate 20–29
Good 30–39
Excellent 40 and up

A practical estimate measured with your phone, not lab equipment — comparable to professional STC ratings.

Result detail with the four-tone breakdown

The four-tone breakdown

125, 500, 1k and 4k Hz, weighted for speech. It's the difference between a gap under the door and a thin door — and it's where a fix shows up first. Home and above.

Leak Scanner

It locates. It never scores.

Phone upside-down, bottom microphone at the seam. Set a baseline and sweep the frame — tap to mark the loud spots, and the marks become a findings list. 10 seconds free.

at baseline hottest spot

The heat ramp is deliberately not the rating palette: a hot spot tells you where sound gets through, never how good the door is. The findings list is a live tool — it clears when you close it. Free gets a 10-second preview; Home and above run it as long as you like.

Live scanner reading plus 8 dB
Scanner findings list

What's in the app

Sound Isolation Score

One number from 0 to 50, weighted for speech, with a plain-language rating beside it.

Four-tone breakdown

125 / 500 / 1k / 4k Hz — see which pitches leak. Home and above.

Leak Scanner

Sweep the frame and find the gap instead of guessing. 10 seconds free, unlimited on Home and above.

Rooms, history & notes

Measure again after a fix and watch the number move. Home and above — and anything you measured while locked is kept, ready to open.

PDF report

Export a result with its breakdown — ready to hand to a landlord or a builder. Home and above.

Raw dB & USB mic

Per-tone decibel figures, and calibration for a USB reference microphone. Studio.

Before you start

What you need

01 A Bluetooth or AirPlay speaker
02 A door or window you can open and close
03 About a minute

Two things that skew a result

Your speaker's own volume knob. The meter only tracks your phone's slider — the check passes while the measurement still fails.

Reduce Loud Audio. Settings → Sounds & Haptics → Headphone Safety silently caps a Bluetooth speaker.

Pricing

Every plan measures the same way

What changes is how much you can keep, compare and export. Free is a trial, not a tier: three QuietScores on the house.

Free a trial, not a tier

3 QuietScores, then the score locks

The full score on your first 3 · 10 seconds of Leak Scanner · no breakdown, no notes, no PDF

Home $3.17/mo

billed $38.00 a year

Unlimited QuietScores · four-tone breakdown · save, history & notes · unlimited Leak Scanner · PDF report

Get Home
Studio $6.42/mo

billed $77.00 a year

Everything in Home · raw dB figures · USB reference mic

For professionals

Business · $149.00/yr

or $19.99 a month

Everything in Studio, plus your logo and company name on every PDF you export.

See the Business plan →

Prices in USD. Local prices vary by App Store region.

Questions

What happens after the three free scores?

The measurement still runs — the score is what locks, and the app keeps it. Upgrade and it opens in full, breakdown included, with no need to measure again. Retakes count; measurements we can't stand behind, interrupted or too noisy, don't.

Walls, floors or ceilings?

A QuietScore needs something you can open and close, so doors and windows are the target. For a wall, the Leak Scanner will still show you where sound gets through.

Score lower than expected?

Check Reduce Loud Audio in Settings → Sounds & Haptics → Headphone Safety, and check your speaker's own volume knob. Either one caps the tone without the app being able to see it. More in Support.