SilentProof: Noise Complaint

Capture the incident. Export the record. Build noise complaint records with time, reference dB levels, notes, and PDF reports for landlord or 311 follow-up.

Recurring apartment noise is hard to explain when all you have is memory.

SilentProof helps renters capture noise incidents as clear records: time, duration, reference dB levels, notes, location context, and on-device audio recording. Export a PDF when you need to follow up with a landlord, property manager, building staff, HOA, or 311-style complaint workflow.

It is not just a sound meter. It is a calm documentation workflow for repeated noise issues.

HOW IT WORKS

1. CAPTURE THE INCIDENT Open SilentProof when the noise starts and begin an incident record in seconds.

2. ADD THE CONTEXT Keep the details people ask for:

• Reference decibel readings
• Time and duration
• Location context
• On-device audio recording
• Notes about what happened

1. EXPORT THE RECORD Create a PDF that is easier to send to:

• Landlords
• Property managers
• Building staff
• HOAs
• Local complaint workflows

BUILT FOR RENTERS WITH RECURRING NOISE

Track issues such as:

• Upstairs neighbors
• Loud neighbors, bass, or late-night parties
• Barking dogs
• Early-morning construction
• Repeated disturbances that need a pattern, not a guess

WHY SILENTPROOF

• Built for complaint records, not one-off readings Turn repeated incidents into a timeline you can review and share.

• Privacy-first Your evidence stays on your device by default until you choose to export it.

• Quick to start Open the app and start a record quickly when noise starts suddenly.

FREE AND PRO

FREE:

• Real-time decibel meter
• Evidence capture and history
• 3 PDF exports

PRO:

• Unlimited PDF exports
• Full reporting workflow
• One-time purchase, no subscription

IMPORTANT

SilentProof is a documentation tool for recurring noise issues. It is not legal advice and it is not a certified sound level meter. Audio recording laws vary by location. Check and follow local consent requirements before recording.