AuraCast Explorer: Google Play developer listing

Summary

The app developer describes broadcast discovery and signal details, without a published calibration method or measurement tolerance.

Key findings

• The developer lists scanning for nearby Auracast broadcasts and displaying signal strength, distance, codec and encryption status, along with joining broadcasts and saving favourites.
• The listing includes a demonstration mode that works without Bluetooth hardware. Demonstration output therefore cannot establish that a venue transmission is present.
• The listing displays an update date of 1 August 2026. It supplies no signal-strength accuracy, distance-error bound, calibration procedure or validation against an audio analyser.

Limits

Developer feature claims, not independently tested performance. The app was not installed or tested. User reviews and ratings were not used as evidence of accuracy or device compatibility; the listing does not establish a calibrated venue acceptance test.

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play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.savantlabs.auracastexplorer&hl=en

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Cited in

• Which meters and apps measure loops and Auracast, and how accurate are they?Partly answered

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