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Version 4.11.0 · 2026-04-14
UI improvements for iOS 26.4
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The store currently lists version 4.11.0, updated 2026-04-14.








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Frequency Sound Generator is a very simply Frequency Generator. It can provide sound frequencies in range from 1Hz to 25,000Hz.
To use Frequency Generator, you could swipe your finger up and down to raise or lower the frequency of the tones. The user interface is very simple and clear. You could adjust the frequency up or down exactly in 1Hz with arrow button, and directly check the frequency by professional wave visualization. The human can hear from 20Hz to 20,000HZ, and you can use Frequency Generator to test your hearing.
Usage scenarias:
1. Use Frequency Generator to annoy dogs, cats or people.
2. Use this app as dog whistle to train your dog or other pets.
3. Stop your neighbour’s dog from barking by adjusting the sound frequency until it works.
4. Use this app to tease your classmates or friends as a prank tool.
5. Mosquito repellent.…
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UI improvements for iOS 26.4
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