Schumann Resonance
How do I view the real-time Schumann Resonance frequency on the app?
The live feed is displayed on the main screen, showing the current frequency in Hz. If you don't see it immediately, try tapping around the graph area—the tutorial is minimal, so you may need to explore a bit to find the real-time data.
Can I customize the display colors in the Schumann Resonance app?
Yes, you can customize the display colors to make the graphs easier to read. Go into the settings or display options to switch to a color scheme that's more comfortable for your eyes, like high-contrast or larger text.
Why does my Schumann Resonance app keep crashing when I try to view the weekly history?
This is a known issue on some devices like the Google Pixel 7, where tapping the weekly history button can cause the app to freeze or crash. Try closing the app completely and reopening it, or check for updates in your app store that may fix this bug.
How can I stop getting notifications from the Schumann Resonance app at odd hours like 2 AM?
The app currently lacks a quiet hours setting, so you'll need to manually adjust notification permissions in your phone's settings. Go to your device's app settings, find Schumann Resonance, and turn off notifications or set a schedule if your phone supports it.
How does the Schumann Resonance app compare to other Earth frequency monitoring apps like Earth Pulse?
Unlike Earth Pulse, which offers beginner-friendly explanations and a more polished interface, Schumann Resonance focuses on raw live data and historical graphs. It's better for enthusiasts who already understand Hz values, but lacks the plain-English guidance and stability that casual users might prefer.
