Lado: Clap Phone Finder

Left your phone on a shelf, beside the sofa or somewhere else nearby? Lado helps you find it by sound. Turn on listening before you put the phone down, clap twice and follow its response. This clap phone finder is made for a phone within hearing distance, with a clear choice about when the microphone is active. Start with a quick check Use the microphone check where you normally leave your phone. You have 10 seconds to try two claps, roughly half a second apart. This check detects the pair without playing the alarm. When it finishes, the microphone is paused. Resume listening when you are ready to use the finder. Adjust to the room Change sensitivity to suit your surroundings. Lower it if television, music or other sudden noises cause an unwanted response. Raise it if nearby claps are missed, then try again in the same place. Bags, covers, distance and background sounds affect detection. Two claps help define the gesture, but do not promise perfect recognition or a fixed range. Choose a familiar response Pick one of three original sounds: Warm chime, Pulse or Beacon. Preview the sound and adjust the alert volume before relying on it. Lado uses the current media output and the phone's system media volume. Headphones, a muted output or Do Not Disturb can affect what you hear. Optional vibration is available on devices that have a vibrator. Stop in one tap The main screen shows whether listening is off, active, checking, paused or sounding an alert. Stop the sound from the app or its notification. The alert also ends automatically after 12 seconds. After an alert, the microphone stays paused, so listening resumes only when you choose it. Use Turn off to finish the session. Know when listening is on A visible notification accompanies an active microphone session and offers pause and stop controls. Listening can continue with the screen off, subject to Android and device restrictions. Calls, another recording app or battery restrictions may interrupt it. After a restart or force-stop, open Lado and turn listening on again yourself. Microphone access is requested when you start a check or a listening session. If access is denied or the microphone is busy, Lado shows what needs attention. You can review your choice in the Android app settings. Keep the search local The phone-finding function works offline. Microphone audio is processed in memory on this phone, discarded after processing and neither saved as recordings nor sent to a server. There is no account or recording archive to manage. Lado does not use GPS tracking to locate your phone and does not provide a remote location. Make the interface yours Choose a light theme, a dark theme or the device's system appearance. The interface is available in English, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Hindi, Arabic, Indonesian, Japanese and Korean. Keep the system language or select another supported language in Settings. The built-in guide explains the gesture, the check and the controls. Advertising is a separate choice Optional advertising can be enabled in Settings. If you agree, Yandex Mobile Ads and AppMetrica may process device and advertising identifiers, IP address, app and network information to display and measure ads. Advertising uses network access; microphone audio is not passed to advertising services. You can withdraw the choice in Settings. Declining does not lock the phone finder. A practical routine Try the check and sound preview while the phone is still in your hand. Place it where you expect to use it, enable listening and repeat the two-clap gesture from a nearby spot. Pause it when it is no longer useful, such as during a meeting. Listening uses battery, so keeping it on is your decision. Finding your phone does not require an in-app purchase or subscription. Lado is a small everyday aid for those moments when your phone is close but out of sight. Set it up consciously, listen for its familiar response and take control again with a single tap.

First release with nearby phone finding using two claps. Includes a preflight check, sensitivity adjustment, three sounds, pause controls and light, dark or system themes.