Your score. Your diagnosis. Your fix list. In 10 seconds.
Free for iOS & Android. We'll notify you at launch.
The average living room scores 52 out of 100
How It Works
Living room, bedroom, home office, studio — choose the space you want to improve.
Your phone listens for 10 seconds and measures how sound bounces around the room.
Get a score and personalized recommendations — rugs, panels, curtains — with links to buy.
What you get
0 to 100. Not a grade — a starting point. You'll know right away if it's a tough room or a quick fix.
We tell you what kind of problem you have — not in jargon, but in the words you'd use to describe it yourself.
Specific things to buy — rugs, curtains, panels — ranked by how much they'll help your room. With links and prices.
You're not imagining it.
You notice it during calls, while watching TV, or when the kids are playing. The room just sounds wrong. RoomTone tells you exactly why — and what to do about it.
“When we bought our home, the echo in the main living area was so bad, I had to leave the room to talk on the phone.”
“My audio sounds hollow and almost like I'm in a FaceTime call in an echoey room. I don't know how to fix this.”
“30 ft ceilings are beautiful but I can't stand the echo in this room. Have put in a very large shag rug, 10' drapery panels and still it echos.”
Questions
Pretty accurate for most rooms. The scan measures how your room responds to sound — that's real data, not an estimate. It tells you whether you have an echo problem, a bass problem, or a voice clarity problem. That's the part that helps you fix things.
Just your phone. No external microphone, no accessories. We use the built-in mic and speaker — more than enough to measure what matters. For best results, scan when the room is reasonably quiet. You already knew that.
Yes. The scan, the score, the diagnosis, the recommendations — all free. We earn a small commission when you buy products through our links. We tell you when that's the case. That's the whole model.
Living rooms, home offices, bedrooms, home theaters — basically any room you spend time in. Open floor plans and high-ceiling rooms are where you'll see the most dramatic results. We can scan a bathroom too, but that's not usually the problem people want to solve.
Launching soon on iOS and Android.