Noise logger · relative dB · offline

How loud is it—really?

hushmeter turns your mic into a pocket noise logger. Watch the level move, run a session, and get the min, average and peak over time. Nothing is recorded or uploaded—the audio is measured on your device and thrown away.

A relative indicator, not a calibrated SPL meter. What the numbers mean ›

Live sound level

dB(rel) Idle

Meter idle.

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Slide to align hushmeter against a reading you trust. The reading below is uncalibrated until you do.

Saved sessions

No sessions saved yet. Enable your microphone, press Start session, and stop when you are done to save a measurement here.

What the numbers mean

Indicative everyday levels, in approximate A-weighted decibels. Your uncalibrated reading will not line up exactly—use this as a rough map, and calibrate above if you can.

  • ~30Whisper, quiet bedroom at night
  • ~40Library, soft rainfall
  • ~50Quiet home, refrigerator hum
  • ~60Normal conversation, office
  • ~70Busy restaurant, vacuum cleaner
  • ~80Busy traffic, alarm clock
  • 85+Hearing risk with prolonged exposure
  • 100+Motorcycle, nightclub, power tools

Sustained exposure at or above about 85 dB(A) can damage hearing over time. hushmeter is not calibrated and must not be used to judge whether a place is legally or medically safe.

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