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Version 1.2.1 · 2026-04-14
Hello! This update includes - Application stabilization - Bug fixes
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The store currently lists version 1.2.1, updated 2026-04-14.





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A simple and intuitive application that allows you to play sounds of a strictly defined frequency.
An excellent bonus for users will be the function of automatically cleaning the phone's speakers from water. No complicated settings need to be made. Cleaning the speaker occurs by pressing just one button!
Another great feature of the application is the current noise level measurement. Noise measurement requires access to a microphone. If for some reason you declined the request to grant access when you first started the program, go to settings-privacy-microphone and allow the sound level meter to access the microphone, after that the program will work correctly.
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Hello! This update includes - Application stabilization - Bug fixes
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