Detect vibration and movement using the sensors built into your smart phone or tablet. Features include:

+ 4 different visualisations, including seismograph/seismometer, bulls-eye, vortex and meter.
+ Saves daily logs which you can view later.
+ Export daily logs to other apps, e.g. your favourite spreadsheet application.
+ Adjustable sensitivity.
+ No adverts or in-app-purchases. No internet connection needed. No unnecessary permissions required.

INSTRUCTIONS
Place your device on a flat, solid surface. Any vibration or movement will be detected so it is useful to detect earthquakes, seismic activity, etc. Your device must have accelerometers to work with GhostVibe - which most Android devices now have.
Live data is visible on the screen and is updated roughly 30 times a second.
Tap the screen to pause the app and access the settings.
You can choose one of 4 visualisations for the live vibration data.
The highest readings for each second is saved to the logs once a minute, and also when you tap the screen to pause the app.

VIEWING DAILY LOGS
Click the disk icon to view your daily logs. Pick a day and you can drag the graph left or right to view the data from midnight to midnight.
The arrow buttons will jump straight to the next or previous period of activity.
The share icon will allow you to choose between exporting the full CSV log for the day (where every second has an entry) or just those seconds which have data.

SENSITIVITY
You can adjust the sensitivity of the displayed data by tapping the cog icon.
Dragging the bar left will make it less sensitive, dragging the bar right will make it more sensitive. Some devices have more sensitive sensors than others.
Adjusting the sensitivity will affect the live vibration display and when viewing the daily logs.

PERMISSIONS
This app does not show adverts. It does not contain any in-app-purchases. It does not require an internet connection. The only permission it needs is for storing the log files and to remember your settings.

Seismograph / Seismometer vibration detection