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Bouncy Balls visualizes classroom sound levels as bouncing balls and functions as a noise monitoring tool.
About Bouncy Balls
Bouncy Balls is a web-based classroom noise meter. It uses the device microphone to pick up sound and shows the resulting noise level as balls that bounce in response. The homepage describes it as a free tool for classroom noise management and states that it is intended for schools where students are too noisy.
The tool runs in a web browser. The homepage says it is incompatible with some browsers and recommends Chrome or Firefox. Because it responds to sound from the microphone, it only reflects what the microphone picks up in the room where it is running. The homepage does not describe any data storage, recording or sharing behaviour beyond a link to a privacy policy.
Key features
- Shows classroom sound levels as bouncing balls that react to microphone input
- Functions as a noise level meter and monitor for a classroom
- Start control to begin the bouncing ball display
Best for: Teachers and school staff who want a simple visual signal of noise levels in a classroom.
Good for
- The homepage describes the tool as free.
- Presents noise levels as a visual display that students can see.
- Designed for use in classrooms.
Watch out for
- The homepage says it is incompatible with some web browsers.
- The homepage recommends Chrome or Firefox, so other browsers may not work.
- It responds only to sound picked up by the device microphone.
Bouncy Balls at a glance
- Website
- bouncyballs.org
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Bouncy Balls FAQ
Which browsers does Bouncy Balls work with?
The homepage says Bouncy Balls is incompatible with some browsers and suggests trying Chrome or Firefox instead.
What does Bouncy Balls respond to?
The bouncing balls react to sounds from the microphone.
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