Quiet Window
A 12-second observation of relative sound levels to help you find a quieter listening moment.
No recording is saved. Relative levels are not calibrated measurements.One setup.
A little more understanding.
Useful references. Your own observations. An audio checkup built around the moment you are in.
01 / GUIDED AUDIO CHECKUPSStart with
Start with
what you are about to do.
A checkup asks for a purpose first. The route and your listening observations stay together, giving each check a context you can revisit.
- 01Choose a momentEveryday audio, after a splash, before a call, before recording, or a headphone setup.
- 02Capture your audio routeSee the active input and output route available to the app at the time of the check.
- 03Listen and add your observationsUse a repeatable reference and make a note of what you notice. Your judgment gives the check meaning.
02 / AUDIO PASSPORTKeep the context.
Keep the context.
Revisit the moment.
Your Audio Passport keeps dated checkups, route context, and the notes you choose to save on your device.
See what you listened to and what you noticed. A saved entry is a personal reference, not a diagnostic score.
On-device historyRoute snapshotsYour notes
03 / AUDIO LABA focused toolkit.
A focused toolkit.
One purpose at a time.
Open a tool, use a reference, and notice what changes. Keep your listening at a comfortable level.
Mic / playback
Make a short, 5-second microphone sample and listen back to hear the route you are using.
The sample is transient and is not saved as an audio recording.Speaker reference
Listen across four reference bands and add your own observation to a guided checkup.
A repeatable listening reference, not a hardware test result.Tone Bench
Explore tones and use a consistent playback reference for your listening setup.
Use a comfortable volume and stop if sound becomes uncomfortable.Stereo check
Use left and right playback references to observe the channel setup you are hearing.
What you hear depends on the connected route and device.Level & frequency estimates
Observe relative sound levels and frequency estimates as a practical point of reference.
Not a calibrated meter and not intended for professional measurements.Audio tools provide observations and references. SonaTrace does not diagnose faults, certify a device, or replace professional equipment or advice.
04 / SPEAKER CAREA low-frequency routine.
A low-frequency routine.
Under your control.
Speaker Care offers a timed 200–400 Hz sweep-and-pulse sequence. Choose the duration and stop whenever you want.
Use a moderate volume and follow your device manufacturer's care guidance. The tool does not guarantee the removal of water or debris and is not a repair service.
ALSO IN THE TOOLKITLantern, SOS and Morse light tools are available on supported iPhones. They are convenience tools, not a substitute for emergency services.
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TAKE A MOMENT. KEEP THE CONTEXT.
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Available for iPhone and iPad. Requires iOS 17.0 or later.