Displays waveforms with a grid and tick marks on the horizontal axis. Users can set time divisions per horizontal unit. The vertical axis has a solid and dashed line for reference. Users can adjust display settings and analyze waveform data.
by Hidetomo Katsura★ 0.00 ratingsUtilities$4.99Data updated 2026-09-08
The app generates Lissajous curves by combining horizontal and vertical electron beam motion. Users can tap the screen for a spirograph-like representation and adjust parameters like amplitude, frequency, and phase difference to alter the curve.
Analyze audio signals with features including triggering, time and voltage per division, and measurement cursors. Generate signals with adjustable frequency and waveform.
Explore figures by adjusting parameters for two sine waves. Modify frequency, amplitude, and phase for x and y axes. Visualize the resulting patterns in real time. Save and share generated figures.
Set a custom tempo with BPM input. Choose between normal, repeat, and program modes. Adjust beat divisions to eighth, triplet, or sixteenth notes. Use realistic pendulum animation and natural sounds. Start and stop timing with simple controls.
Real-time analysis displays waveform and amplitude simultaneously. Users can switch between portrait and landscape modes. Options to configure waveform and display. Adjustable FFT size and window function for precise frequency analysis.
Measure angles and levels with a digital . Adjust settings for precision. Share results via email or social media. Sync with other tools in iMetalBox for enhanced functionality.
Measure horizontal and vertical angles using a digital spirit . Adjust settings for precision. Sync with devices to view tilt data. Share measurements and save project notes.
Set time with quick selection of time and sound. Snooze for 3 to 30 minutes. Choose vibration or fade-in . Set sleep timer with background music. Switch between 12-hour and 24-hour formats. Use vertical or horizontal display mode.
Allows users to analyze signals from Mac or iOS devices. It provides tools for measuring and analyzing audio, vibration, and electrical signals. Users can view waveforms, frequency spectra, and time-domain data.
Generate tones between 50 Hz and 30,000 Hz for testing or tuning. Track environmental noise levels and detect harmful sound pressure. from phone speakers using sound waves to restore sound clarity.