PandaSlideWhistles

The cues FlappyFish ships, from Kenney's CC0 packs. Every sound has a permanent number. Tap S/M/L to hear it soft, medium or loud, then copy the code — 3M names that exact sound at that exact volume, so you can paste it at me instead of describing it.

Wood taps and knocks for moving and capturing pieces, picked because you rated the knocks !. Plus poker chips, a die and a book for other kinds of "set it down".

For the Flappy games: real cloth wing flaps, a hop, coins, a bonk for hitting a pipe, power-ups and a game-over fall. Nothing shrill.

Old-arcade 8-bit sounds in the Pac-Man spirit: blips, a "wa-ka" pair (alternate 64 and 65), a power pellet, ghost eaten, lose a life. These are free-to-use sounds that play the same roles, not Namco's. The lowest-pitched ones were picked on purpose.

Short win and lose stings: 8-bit, pizzicato (the same family as 6 Fanfare), steel drum and sax. Each comes in an up (win) and a down (lose) version.

Options for "wrong", "no" and "cancel", to replace sound 9. All eight fall in pitch (that is what makes a sound read as "no"), none are buzzy, and all are exactly as loud as 9 — a "no" should never be louder than a "yes". Free-to-use sounds from Kenney's Interface Sounds pack.

New cues made from the sounds in the first tab by changing speed or playing them backwards — the same trick the whistles use. No extra file, no extra licence. Same numbering, same codes.

Rate & note the whistles

Sounds that aren't in the bank yet — ones another app uses, or new ones to try. Drop a file or paste a link, then test it at the same S/M/L as the bank, faster, slower or backwards. Each gets a C code, and bank it gives you the entry for a permanent number. Saved in this browser — Export to move them to another device.