SilentSpot
Crowdsourced map for quiet workspaces with live dB readings
What it does
Standard maps don't show environmental noise. SilentSpot is an open-source map built specifically for deep work. It features a built-in decibel meter, allowing users to measure room noise live and drop a pin to add quiet cafes and libraries to the map. Find focus spaces filtered by exact noise levels (<45dB), Wi-Fi speed, and plug availability—all verified by a community of remote workers.
Measure, predict, and recommend work-friendly destinations across India using acoustic, connectivity, and geospatial data. Try adjusting your filters, clearing your search query, or checking a different location. Measure real-time noise levels using your device's microphone or simulated acoustic spectrum analytics to test your room before starting work. Quick access to your bookmarked cafés, libraries, and focus hubs. Click the bookmark icon on any venue card to save your favorite quiet study and work locations. Compare noise levels, Wi-Fi speeds, outlets, and stay policies side by side. Synthesize relaxing background noise (Rain, Café, Waves, 432Hz Alpha Waves) directly in your browser to…from silentspot.vercel.app
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