Elevator Ride Comfort Monitor
Elevator Ride Comfort Monitor Summary
Elevator Ride Comfort Monitor is a free, ad-supported Android app in Tools by Dmitry Melnik. Released in May 2026 (4 months ago). It has about 309+ installs Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 38 monthly active users and generates around $<10K monthly revenue (0% IAP / 100% ads). Store last updated May 24, 2026
Recent activity: 6.00 installs this week (49 over 4 weeks) showing declining growth View trends →
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App Description
Track elevator vibrations in 3D, view live charts, and export PDF reports.
Elevator Ride Comfort — Quick Vibration Analysis
An easy and convenient way to estimate elevator ride quality using your smartphone.
Elevator Ride Comfort uses your device's built-in accelerometer to track vibrations and jolts. It is designed as a handy companion tool for mechanics, building managers, and technicians to perform quick checks and preliminary inspections without needing complex specialized gear right away.
Key Features:
3-Axis Monitoring: Track side-to-side (X, Y) and vertical (Z) vibrations in real-time.
Live Charts: Visualize motion curves instantly to see how the elevator behaves during acceleration, braking, or when passing rail joints.
Save & Organize: Keep a history of your measurements to compare ride quality over time or across different floors.
PDF Reports: Generate simple reports with charts to share with your team or clients via email or messaging apps.
Use Cases:
Initial Assessment: Quickly identify floors where vibrations are most noticeable.
Before & After: Visually demonstrate the improvement in ride smoothness after performing maintenance or adjustments.
Field Reference: Keep a digital log of all your inspected units in one place.
💡 Please Note:
This app is intended for informational and screening purposes only. It is not a substitute for certified professional diagnostic equipment. The accuracy of the data depends entirely on the quality of your smartphone's hardware sensors.
