iPhone & iPad App

Echoroom

A one-tap room-reverb meter with octave-band RT60, clarity metrics, room targets, a treatment calculator, a room mode calculator, and CSV export — all offline.

Why It Helps

Echoroom helps podcasters, musicians, home-office users, and anyone tuning a room understand what the space is doing to sound — then plan exactly what to change. From measuring reverb to calculating bass resonances to planning how much treatment to add, it is a complete pocket acoustics toolkit.

Core Tools

  • Tap once: a calibration click and a short listen estimate reverb time (RT60)
  • RT60 per octave band (125 Hz to 4 kHz) plus a broadband summary
  • Clarity and decay metrics: C50, C80, EDT, D50, and centre time (Ts)
  • Optional multi-reading averaging with a signal-to-noise quality gauge
  • 18 room-type targets with a pass / over / under reading
  • Room mode calculator: axial, tangential, and oblique resonances up to 500 Hz, with clustering warnings, Schroeder frequency, and Louden dimension-ratio grade
  • Sabine and Eyring treatment calculator over a bundled material library
  • Before/after compare and an exportable report image
  • Export all measurements as a CSV for tracking and analysis

What's New in 1.2

Version 1.2 adds two genuinely new tools on top of the 1.1 acoustics toolkit:

Built to Stay Private

Everything runs on device. Echoroom plays a short calibration click and listens only while you tap Measure. Audio is processed live and is never recorded to disk or transmitted. There are no accounts, no ads, no tracking, no analytics, and no in-app purchases. The bundled material, room-target, and glossary data ship inside the app and need no network. CSV exports are created on your device and handed to the share sheet — the app itself sends nothing.

Last updated June 15, 2026.