NoiseAware

Most noise problems don’t start in the living room. They start on the patio at 11:30pm, drift over the fence, and end as a complaint you read the next day. NoiseAware covers both sides of that wall: indoor sensors for the unit and weatherproof outdoor sensors for patios, decks and yards — all decibel-based, with no recordings.

ProhostAI supplies the part NoiseAware can’t know: who is in the house. Every breach pushes an alert to you and your team with the stay attached — which listing, which reservation, which sensor. And if you opt in to the guest auto-message, a breach during quiet hours also sends a courteous note to that guest, in the conversation thread they already know, capped at one message per hour so a rowdy evening doesn’t turn into spam.

When it isn’t a one-off — two or more breaches inside 30 minutes — ProhostAI raises a distinct persistent-noise alert, so the nights that need a phone call look different from the ones that needed a nudge. Either way, escalation is a decision made with context rather than a scramble.

Sensors come online with working defaults: a 60 dB threshold and quiet hours from 10pm to 8am, provisioned automatically when the sensor is added and fully configurable per sensor — including windows that cross midnight.

With your NoiseAware account connected and sensors assigned to listings, here’s what runs without you:

Monitoring

• Indoors and out NoiseAware’s indoor sensors and weatherproof outdoor sensors cover the unit and the patio — the place complaints actually start.
• Decibel thresholds you control Every sensor starts at a 60 dB default and is tuned individually, so the backyard sensor near the neighbor’s bedroom can be stricter than the one in the den.
• Privacy by design NoiseAware measures sound levels — it doesn’t record conversations. Guests are monitored for volume, never listened to.

Automation

• An alert on every breach Each threshold crossing pushes an alert to you and your team with the reservation attached — during quiet hours and outside them.
• An optional first response to the guest Enable it, and quiet-hours breaches send a courteous automatic message to the guest currently staying — in the existing conversation, at most once per hour. "Hi — hope you’re having a great evening! Our noise monitor shows things are getting loud outside. Quiet hours start at 10pm, so we’d appreciate moving the fun indoors. Thanks!"
• Repeated noise escalates Two or more breaches within 30 minutes raise a separate persistent-noise alert — the signal that a message alone isn’t working.

Connecting NoiseAware takes a few minutes in the browser:

1. In ProhostAI, open Smart Devices and choose Connect account.
2. Pick NoiseAware in the secure connection window and sign in with your NoiseAware account credentials.
3. Your indoor and outdoor sensors sync in with their connection status, pre-set to the default 60 dB threshold and 10pm–8am quiet hours.
4. Assign each sensor to its listing and adjust thresholds and quiet hours per sensor.
5. Opt in to the automatic guest message if you want quiet-hours breaches answered politely without you.

• NoiseAware sensors are decibel-based and make no recordings — a distinction worth stating in your listing and house rules.
• Outdoor sensors are weatherproof, so patios, decks and yards can be covered as well as the unit itself.
• Your alert fires on every breach; the guest auto-message is opt-in, quiet-hours-only, and capped at one per hour.
• Connected devices are a paid add-on billed per device — a single-sensor setup on a problem property works fine.
• The connection uses a secure, dedicated device-integration layer; ProhostAI never sees or stores your NoiseAware password.