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Version 1.2 · 2026-10-12
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The store currently lists version 1.2, updated 2026-10-12.







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Noisy neighbours keeping you awake? One bad night is easy to dismiss — a written record of every disturbance, with times, durations and decibel readings, is much harder to ignore. NoiseProof is a private noise diary with a built-in dB meter that turns each disturbance into a dated entry and the whole dispute into a clear, printable noise log.
Record-keeping only: NoiseProof does not give legal advice, and your phone microphone is not a calibrated sound-level meter, so readings are indicative. The app never records or stores audio — it measures the sound level only.
KEY FEATURES
• Free dB meter — live decibel reading with minimum, average and maximum, and a level-over-time graph.…
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