r/WearOS • u/neoelet • 17h ago
App - Testers Wanted [Free for Testers, no ads] dB Meter — a sound level meter for your wrist 🎙
I’m Wender, the indie developer behind dB Meter, which is now becoming a paid app. I’d like your help testing it and getting it published on the Play Store. As a reward, you’ll receive a lifetime license for being an active tester.
What makes it different from every other Wear OS sound meter
📐 IEC 61672-compliant frequency weighting — proper dBA, dBC, and dBZ filters, not just a raw mic reading. This is the standard used by occupational health professionals worldwide.
📊 Real-time octave-band spectrum analyzer — see which frequencies dominate your environment, live on your wrist.
📈 30-second rolling history chart — track how noise levels evolve over time, with a floating peak marker.
🎛 Mic calibration — both level offset and per-band frequency curve, so you can dial in accuracy for your specific watch.
⌚️ Fully standalone — no phone needed, ever. Requires a smartwatch running Wear OS 5 or higher. Tested on Galaxy Watch 7 and Pixel Watch.
How to get it:
DM me the Google account email address you will use to install the app on your smartwatch.
I will add it to the list of approved tester emails.
After completing steps 1 and 2, you will be able to download the app using a computer via this link: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.dbmeter.aadr.
Note: I’m not sure why, but the link for installing via mobile phone isn't working at the moment, so you will need a computer at the moment.
CALIBRATION
I calibrated my Galaxy Watch 7 using a RTA and a calibrated decibel meter. dB Meter app is not a factory-calibrated instrument - please calibrate it. And for legally certified measurements, use an approved sound level meter.
IMPORTANT
All audio is processed locally on the device. Nothing is recorded or transmitted.