Turn neighbor noise into a clear complaint record.
Record time, dB levels, audio, notes, and patterns on your iPhone. Then organize everything into a PDF report you can review before sending to a landlord, property manager, or HOA.
Not just a decibel meter. A noise documentation workflow.
A number alone is hard to explain. SoundLog keeps the surrounding context together: when it happened, what it sounded like, how often it repeats, and how it affects your daily life.
Upstairs footsteps
Log late-night footsteps, impacts, furniture dragging, or recurring daily-life noise with audio, dB, and notes.
Landlord complaint
Create a structured PDF report before contacting a landlord, property manager, HOA, or building management team.
Hard-to-catch noise
Use auto-monitoring to help capture sudden or repeated noise when you cannot press record at the exact moment. It runs through the night, resumes automatically after interruptions such as phone calls, and shows a summary the next morning.
Organize your records before you send a complaint.
SoundLog turns multiple noise records into a readable report with dates, times, average and maximum dB levels, noise types, notes, and an audio attachment table.
Built for repeat noise records, not one-off measurements.
One-tap recording
Capture dB levels and audio when the noise is happening.
Calendar and statistics
Review which days and times the noise happens most often.
On-device records
Your records and recordings stay on your iPhone unless you choose to share them.
SoundLog is a consumer recording and documentation tool. It does not replace professional sound level meters or legal advice.
Start with the problem people actually search for.
If you are preparing a noise complaint, these guides explain what to record and how to organize it without overstating what a phone can prove.
Suggested wording
Instead of saying “I have proof,” say “I have a dated record with audio clips, notes, and a summary PDF.” That is clearer, calmer, and safer.
Start recording for free. Choose Pro for auto-monitoring.
Free
Start with manual recording and review your noise log.
- Up to 10 records/month
- Audio playback
- Calendar
- Basic statistics
- PDF preview
Report ticket
One-report and three-report options. Valid until the end of the next month. Auto-monitoring is not included. Check the App Store for current local pricing.
- +20 recordings (+60 with the three-report pack), added to the free 10/month
- PDF export
- Email preparation
- Audio attachments
- One-report or three-report pack
Pro
For automatic monitoring and ongoing noise records. Save short audio clips when noise crosses your chosen dB threshold, then review them the next morning. Check the purchase screen for local pricing and subscription renewal terms.
- Unlimited records
- Threshold-triggered auto-monitoring
- Detailed statistics
- Unlimited PDF reports
Common questions
Can I use SoundLog as legal evidence?
SoundLog helps you create organized reference records for a complaint or consultation. Smartphone dB readings are simplified measurements, so legal effect is not guaranteed.
Are recordings uploaded to a server?
No. Records and audio are stored on your device by default. PDF and audio files are shared only when you choose to send them.
Who is this for?
People dealing with noisy neighbors, upstairs footsteps, apartment noise, recurring daily-life noise, or situations where a landlord, property manager, or HOA asks for details.
When memory gets fuzzy, records help.
Use SoundLog to keep a calm, dated record before your next noise complaint.
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