What Users Share
"I can finally sleep through the night without the ringing waking me up. The sleep timer helps me drift off, and I actually stay asleep."
"Having relief that keeps playing during Zoom meetings changed everything—no more constant distraction when I'm trying to focus on work calls."
"One simple app instead of juggling three different tools—exactly what I needed when I was panicking in the first few days."
Tinnitus Relief App is a sound therapy app for living more comfortably with tinnitus day to day: at bedtime, at work and during calls. The download is free on iOS and Android, with no account to create. Individual results vary significantly from person to person.
Yes. The download and the core features are free on iOS and Android. Premium is optional and its price is shown in the app before any payment.
No. The app works without signing up: you open it and choose a sound.
Yes. The sound keeps playing during calls, with the screen locked and in the background.
It includes 44 sounds: white, pink and brown noise, nature sounds such as rain or waves, and a tone you can tune to the frequency of your tinnitus, for each ear.
The app includes a sleep timer that fades the volume gradually before stopping. Many people play a soft background sound so their tinnitus stands out less in the quiet of the night.
No. No cure exists for tinnitus today, and the app is not a medical device. Sound therapy can help make tinnitus less bothersome. Individual results vary significantly from person to person.
Tinnitus Relief App is not a medical device: it does not diagnose or treat tinnitus. See your doctor or an ENT specialist if your tinnitus starts suddenly, affects one ear only, pulses with your heartbeat, or comes with hearing loss, dizziness or ear pain.
Sources: NIDCD (National Institutes of Health), "Tinnitus"; Sereda M et al., Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, 2018 (sound therapy); World Health Organization, World Report on Hearing, 2021.




