RPM Calculator

Name: RPM Calculator
Rating: 4.18 (978 reviews)
Author: PlayDevelop

By: PlayDevelop

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Features & Capabilities

The RPM Calculator Chrome extension is a straightforward and efficient tool designed to calculate and visualize the revolutions per minute of your vinyl record player. Utilizing your phone's gyro meter, this application provides accurate readings of your turntable's RPM, helping you ensure perfect playback speed. Ideal for vinyl enthusiasts and DJs, this first version offers an easy-to-use interface with essential functionality. Note that your device must have a gyro sensor to function correctly. Your feedback is welcomed to help improve future versions of this handy RPM calculator.

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Version:

1.4 Last updated: 2019-10-07

Creation date:

2013-07-25

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Email:

rp*****@apakossa.org

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Website ,Privacy policy

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Source:

Google Play Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-14

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Developed by:

PlayDevelop

Google Play Store

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.apkossa.rpmeter

Email:

rp*****@apakossa.org

Website:

http://www.apakossa.org

User Reviews

Pros

Accurate RPM measurements for turntables
Simple and easy to use
Helpful for diagnosing record player issues
Great for DIY repairs and adjustments
No distractions, focused functionality

Cons

Lack of instructions or guidance
Some users found it inaccurate
No way to recalibrate the app
Can be cumbersome to use for some
Limited features beyond RPM measuring

Recent reviews

Very simple and clear.

Ri*****, 2025-08-15

I have found the key to this app's success lies in the device you're using. Bigger, heavier phones read poorly IME. I happen to have a smaller, lighter Zenfone 10 and it produces far more accurate results on my deck vs. testing with my partner's heavier, bulkier Samsung device. YMMV.