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Recognize sounds using iPhone

Your iPhone can continuously listen for certain sounds—such as a crying baby, doorbell, or siren—and notify you when it recognizes these sounds.

Note: Don’t rely on your iPhone to recognize sounds in circumstances where you may be harmed or injured, in high-risk or emergency situations, or for navigation.

Set up Sound Recognition

  1. Go to Settings  > Accessibility > Sound Recognition, then turn on Sound Recognition.

  2. Tap Sounds, then turn on the sounds you want iPhone to recognize.

Tip: To quickly turn Sound Recognition on or off, use Control Center.

Add a custom alarm, appliance, or doorbell

You can also set up iPhone to recognize a custom alarm, appliance, or doorbell if they aren’t recognized automatically.

  1. Go to Settings  > Accessibility > Sound Recognition > Sounds.

  2. Tap Custom Alarm or Custom Appliance or Doorbell, then enter a name.

  3. When your alarm, appliance, or doorbell is ready, place iPhone near the sound and minimize background noise.

  4. Tap Start Listening, then follow the onscreen instructions.

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