Match your tinnitus tone, soften it with the right background sounds, and keep a calm soundscape while you work or sleep. No program to complete, just a practical tinnitus relief app on your phone.
Coming soon on iOS and Android. No registration required to start.
Tinnitus often feels worst in specific moments: at night when everything is quiet, after a long day, or when you need to concentrate and the noise will not step back. In those moments, you do not always want an eight-week program or long lessons. You want a tool you can use right now.
The Tinnitus Relief App focuses on three things: helping you understand roughly how your tinnitus sounds, giving you simple ways to mask it, and letting you keep a manageable sound background while you go on with your day.
You can open the app for thirty seconds or several hours. No account, no mandatory questionnaire, and no forced coaching journey.
Ready to test it for yourself? Go to the Download / App page to install the Tinnitus Relief App on your phone.
The Tinnitus Relief App is built around three tools. You do not need to understand every technical detail. What matters is hearing what feels better and saving it.
You hear a continuous test tone and slide a control to raise or lower the pitch. You also adjust loudness until the sound feels close to what you hear in one ear or in your head.
There is no perfect “result”. The goal is to get close enough to guide the masking sounds you will test next.
Once you have this reference, you can turn on white, pink, or brown noise and combine them with gentle background sounds such as rain. You control the level of each source separately.
Some people prefer a light background that simply softens tinnitus. Others use stronger masking for short periods, for example before falling asleep.
When a mix helps you, you can save it as a profile: “Morning” for a light background, “Focus” for work, or “Night” with a timer.
Profiles stay on your phone and you can change them at any time. You keep a few simple options ready for difficult moments.
All of this lives inside one tinnitus relief app. To install it, go to the dedicated download page: /app-download.
The Tinnitus Relief App is designed for people who:
The Tinnitus Relief App does not diagnose tinnitus, does not replace medical care, and does not promise to cure symptoms. It is not a medical device.
The app gives you structured ways to explore sound masking and background noise in daily life. If you notice sudden changes in hearing, pain, dizziness, or any worrying symptoms, you should speak to an ENT specialist or audiologist.
If this is the kind of help you are looking for, you can download the Tinnitus Relief App and start testing sounds in a few minutes.
Your tinnitus will not disappear in one click, but you can change how present it feels in your day. The Tinnitus Relief App gives you a small set of simple tools to do that, without complexity or registration.
