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What happened
Keep the recording and reference sound levels together in one incident.
Noise complaint log for iPhone
Log the time, duration, notes, on-device audio, and reference sound levels. Export a PDF when you need to follow up with a landlord, property manager, HOA, or official complaint channel.
Reference readings are supporting context—not certified sound-level measurements, legal advice, or a guarantee that an agency will act.
Actual SilentProof screens


Recurring noise is exhausting.
Start with one clear record. SilentProof keeps the facts organized without asking you to relive the argument.
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Keep the recording and reference sound levels together in one incident.
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Time and place stay attached so details do not disappear by morning.
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A quiet timeline helps recurring incidents become easier to explain.
The flow stays linear under pressure: record first, add context later, export when it becomes useful.
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Record
Open SilentProof and begin an incident without classifying the sound or writing a note first.
Current level
65.0 dBA
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Context
Time and place are added automatically. Notes can wait until you have the space to add them.
Time + place
Tonight, 9:41 PM
Bedroom
123 Main St, Apt 4B
Context can wait
Add notes later
The recording saves first. Description stays optional.
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Export
Turn selected incidents into a clean PDF record for a landlord, property manager, or follow-up.
PDF summary
3 incidents selected
SilentProof keeps individual incidents intact, then helps you see when the same disturbance keeps returning.
Patterns organize your own records. They do not identify a source or make a legal determination.
Recent pattern
3 saved incidents
Most common window
11 PM–1 AM
Context captured
Time + place
When you are ready
Export PDF
Private by design
Records stay on your phone until you choose an export or share action.
Time and place make a record understandable. Permission explanations say exactly why they are requested.
A PDF is created only when you decide that selected incidents are ready to leave the app.
Practical guides
SilentProof does not replace a landlord, city agency, calibrated instrument, or legal advice. These source-based guides help you choose the next step and preserve the facts you control.
Build the record
Use a repeatable incident log with dates, duration, room conditions, neutral notes, and carefully limited phone readings.
Open guideResolve a common case
Separate impact from airborne noise, contact the neighbor when safe, and send a factual written follow-up.
Open guideUse the official channel
Choose the correct source category, file through official NYC311, and preserve the Service Request trail.
Open guideUnderstand the measurement
Learn where reference readings add context—and where a calibrated meter or official procedure is still required.
Open guideFree to start. Your records stay on your phone until you choose to share.