Amplia
Louder audio, with a limiter always in the chain.
Amplia is a volume booster and equalizer for Android. It lifts the sound already coming out of your phone and holds the loud parts back instead of letting them clip, so what you hear is louder music, not distortion.
Get it onGoogle PlayFree to use, with no ads. Pro starts with a 7-day free trial on the monthly and yearly plans.
Real decibels, drawn to scale
The dial shows the gain your device actually applied — not a percentage, not a multiplier. If your phone refuses part of what you ask for, the reading stops where the phone stopped, and the app tells you why.
+20 dB is the most the app can request, not a promise of what every phone will grant. Android lets manufacturers block effects on the system-wide sound; where that happens, Amplia says so plainly and offers its own player, where the boost is guaranteed to work.
What is free, and what Pro adds
Free
- Volume boost up to +9 dB, with the limiter always on
- A 5-band equalizer and three presets
- One saved preset of your own
- Hearing-safety tracking and your own safe ceiling
- The in-app player, for devices where system-wide effects are blocked
Pro
- The full range up to +20 dB
- A 10-band equalizer and all 14 presets
- Unlimited saved presets
- Bass boost, 3D virtualizer, dialogue clarity and night mode
- A separate setting for each output that switches by itself when you plug in headphones
- Home screen widget and Quick Settings tile
Pro is a weekly, monthly or yearly subscription, or a one-time lifetime purchase. The monthly and yearly plans start with a 7-day free trial, and Amplia reminds you two days before the first charge. Prices are shown in the app for your country. Locked presets play in full for thirty seconds before a price is mentioned, and the subscription screen opens only when you tap it.
Inside the app
The details
- Works with what you already play
- Amplia lifts the sound the system is already mixing, so there is nothing to import and no library to rebuild. Music, video, podcasts, speakerphone calls and games, on wired headphones, Bluetooth, USB audio or the phone speaker.
- An equalizer built in
- Fourteen presets cover rock, pop, jazz, classical, hip hop, dance, metal, acoustic, podcast, gaming and more, and every band is yours to move by hand. Add bass boost when a track sounds thin, the virtualizer when it feels narrow, dialogue clarity when a film mumbles.
- Hearing safety, free
- Amplia tracks your exposure against the WHO / ITU-T H.870 guideline and shows an estimated listening level, clearly marked as an estimate, because measuring it exactly would need microphone access the app does not ask for. You can set your own ceiling on the free version too.
- Control what is playing
- With optional notification access, the boost screen shows what is playing in another app and offers play, pause, skip and seek. No notification content is read.
- No ads
- There have never been any and there will not be. Nothing interrupts you while you are adjusting the sound.
- Privacy
- No account, no sign-in, no advertising ID, no microphone permission, nothing recorded about what you listen to. Anonymous usage analytics (Google Firebase Analytics, and Mixpanel in its EU data region) help improve the app; they are on by default and you can switch them off at any time in Settings. If you buy Pro, the purchase is verified by RevenueCat. The privacy policy has every detail.
- 14 languages
- English, Türkçe, Español, Português (Brasil), العربية, Deutsch, Français, Русский, हिन्दी, Bahasa Indonesia, Tiếng Việt, ไทย, 日本語 and 한국어, including right-to-left layout.