Your pet behaves or barks when you're away from home?
You love your little dog, but sometimes you have to leave them alone at home, right? How do they behave? Do they stay quiet, waiting for your return, or do they bark, calling out to you? How do you know if they behave well or if they bark and bother the neighbors?
You're not at home to find out, but now there's a way to know this situation.
The Escuta Pet (Listen Pet) app was created so you can have this information.
With it, you keep a phone running (on the table, for example), and the app records the ambient noise. When you return, you'll know how many times the noise limit you set was exceeded and the total "noise" time caused by your pet.
Of course, external factors influence it. Motorcycles passing on the street, planes in the sky, people talking loudly in the hallway, and any other external noise are also recorded. Evaluate the data in moderation.
You can set the minimum and maximum ambient noise limit (in dB) on the graph, as well as the threshold above which it should be considered an unwanted noise event.
If a specific event lasts for a number of seconds that you can also define, the app emits a silence sound (shhh).
This app has been rewritten with a new tool, has a new logo, and is available at a new address on the Google store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=br.com.pratic.escutapet