Introducing SignalProof 1.1.0 · iOS 17+

Hear the problem.
Repeat the check.

Find the frequencies that bring out a speaker buzz. Save them, replay the sound, and retest after an adjustment. Check left/right audio and compare levels with a separate meter, too.

Free checks and retests · Optional lifetime Pro · No subscription

1.1.0 preview. Check the App Store for update availability.

  • No account
  • Local test records
  • Start at low volume
Inside SignalProofVersion 1.1.0
SignalProof 1.1.0 Rattle Finder with a marked frequency, Replay for 10 seconds, and Start retest
Mark a frequency. Replay it for 10 seconds.

Start with a problem

What do you want to check?

Choose a short guide. Know what to connect, what to listen for, and what to keep the same.

A speaker buzz check

From an occasional buzz
to a sound you can repeat.

Rattle Finder helps you scan, mark and replay the frequencies where you hear an unusual sound. Your listening observations stay attached to the test.

  1. Connect the speaker.Confirm the sound comes from the device you intend to check.
  2. Start quietly.Choose a tone or sweep. Keep the phone and speaker volume low.
  3. Find the frequency.Mark a frequency when you hear the buzz. Save a named baseline and replay a mark for 10 seconds.
  4. Retest after one change.Save a separate retest; the original stays intact. Keep volume and route fixed, and record what you changed.
Read the speaker buzz guide →
SignalProof 1.1.0 Records showing a saved rattle baseline and a separate retest
A retest stays separate from the original record.

1.1.0 simulator interface with example records. Marking, replay and independent retests are free.

Choose the right setup

Listening or measuring?

Listen for buzz or channel direction.

Use the speaker or stereo headphones you want to check. No sound meter is needed to listen for an unusual sound or check left and right.

A phone speaker does not replace a stereo headphone setup or reproduce every frequency equally.

Compare a sound level reading.

Use an external sound meter, or a meter app on a second device. SignalProof plays the test sound; the separate meter supplies the reading.

Keep volume, listening position, distance and meter settings consistent. A Bluetooth stereo route does not select individual surround speakers.

Compare and explain

What changed
after the adjustment?

Lifetime Pro brings baseline and retest observations together. Record what changed, see where you heard a rattle again, and keep untested frequencies distinct from ones where you heard no rattle.

  • Compare your listening observations side by side.
  • Compare reference meter readings and export CSV/PDF.
  • Share a rattle report with settings and synthesized test audio.

Observations come from you. A quieter result does not certify a repair. The WAV in a share package recreates the test signal; it is not a recording of your speaker.

See what Free and Pro include →

Free & Pro

Start with the core tools.

Use a tone, noise or sweep for a basic check. Choose an optional one-time SignalProof Pro purchase to compare before and after, organize readings, and share fuller reports.

Free core

A complete first check.

  • All tones, noise, sweeps, presets and playback patterns
  • Left/right checks, local readings and single-session PDF
  • Mark rattle frequencies, save named records and replay for 10 seconds
  • Save an independent retest and your listening observations

SignalProof Pro · Lifetime

Make before and after clear.

  • Compare rattle baseline and retest observations side by side
  • Compare meter records and export CSV/PDF
  • Organize reading records with tags
  • Share rattle reports with JSON, Markdown and synthesized WAV test audio

No subscription. Restore Purchases is available in the app.

Current store pricing is temporarily unavailable here. Check the App Store and the in-app purchase screen.

View on the App Store →

Features above describe 1.1.0. The current store listing may show an earlier version until the update is available in your region.

Before you start

A few practical answers.

Start with low volume. Stop if a test sound is uncomfortable or the speaker distorts.

Need help with a setup? →

Your next audio check

Choose a signal.
Keep the conditions.

Tones, noise and sweeps for practical checks on your iPhone.

Download on the App Store