Make classroom volume visible

Give group work a visible reminder to keep voices low.

Start
  1. Add a class name and select the class
  2. Press Start and allow microphone access
  3. Watch the live meter; stop when the round ends
QuietQuest · Classroom sound companion

A little quieter. A little more focus.

Make the room’s sound level visible during independent work, reading, or group time. Set a shared goal—not a demand for silence.

Sound levels, not recordings.

Audio is processed on this device. Classroom audio is never recorded or stored.

Who’s finding focus?

0/8
Start with just one class.

Use a group name, not student names. Adding a class selects it automatically.

No sign-in needed. Classes stay in this browser. Round results and display settings stay on this device.

Stop and save this round before changing classes or the goal.

Your room, ready for focus

Sound level · 0–100

Ready when your class is

Goal 42
42 / 100

Start at 42, try a short round, then adjust to your room. This is a relative sound level, not decibels. The goal stays fixed until you stop.

Pick a class, press start, and stop when the round ends.
Quiet score
Elapsed0:00
Average / 100
Under goal
Room mood
Visual mode

Notice the progress

Latest round per class. Higher scores mean quieter rounds; longer rounds can earn a bonus. Use similar goals, durations, and microphone placement when comparing.

Your first result belongs here.

Start a round, then choose Stop & save. The reference below is a starting point, not a real class result.

#1
Reference benchmark

Reference score: 78 · not a class result

How scores and saving work

Scores combine weighted sound level, time under your goal, peak noise, and a duration bonus. Louder moments count more. Bar length shows score; color compares weighted noise with the starting noise reference of 34. The reference score stays at 78.

Up to 48 rounds are kept in this browser; this board shows the latest for each class. Removing a class does not erase its past results. These are conversation starters, not a measure of student behavior or a calibrated sound reading.

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