DNGNZ CP
Ei lunastettuDNGNZ CP turns your phone into a smart impact counter
Tekijä: Zoltan Rozsnyay · ApuohjelmatLyhyesti
DNGNZ CP turns an iPhone into a clap and slap counter that listens through the microphone and ignores voices, music and sustained noise. It offers adjustable sensitivity with auto-calibration, a fullscreen counter, and a Lock Screen and Dynamic Island readout while the screen is off. Everything runs on the device with no account and no ads.
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DNGNZ CP turns your phone into a smart impact counter. It listens through the microphone and counts claps and slaps — and only those. On-device sound intelligence filters out voices, screams, music and sustained noise by analyzing each sound's attack, decay, pitch and spectrum.
• Adjustable trigger threshold with a live level meter — drag the marker on the bar, or auto-calibrate: the app measures your room and your claps and sets itself up • Adjustable cooldown between counts • Fullscreen counter with a built-in visual cooldown timer in the digits • Keeps counting with the screen off; a Live Activity shows the running count on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island • Manual +/- correction and one-tap reset • Everything runs on-device — no account, no ads, and no data ever leaves your phone
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