Tinnitus Apps: Sound Therapy and Coping Tools
Tinnitus apps play sounds and teach coping skills. They help many people feel less bothered. They do not cure tinnitus.
Both makers on this page say their app belongs with care from a hearing care professional.
The apps
ReSound Relief
ReSound (GN Hearing)
Tinnitus sounds, relaxation exercises and learning tools.
Oto
Oto Health Ltd
Guided tinnitus sessions and sounds that you get through a clinic.
How to choose
- Pick an app with sounds you like. You will use it often.
- Check how you get access. One app comes only through a clinic.
- Tell your audiologist what helps and what does not.
This guide is general information. It does not diagnose hearing loss and it does not replace a hearing evaluation. An app cannot tell you why you hear less. An audiologist can.
Find apps by situation
Compare two apps side by side
Read more on our site
- Tinnitus sound therapy
- Sleep strategies for tinnitus
- When to see a doctor about tinnitus
- Do I have tinnitus?
- How to find safe tinnitus help online
Questions to bring to your visit
Write these on your phone or print this page. Bring them to your hearing evaluation.
- What may be causing my tinnitus?
- Which sounds should I try, and for how long?
- Do I need a medical check before I use sound therapy?
Common questions
- Do tinnitus apps cure tinnitus?
- No. They play sounds and teach coping skills. They help many people feel less bothered.
- Should I see someone before I use a tinnitus app?
- Yes, if your tinnitus is in one ear only, beats with your pulse or comes with sudden hearing loss. Those signs need a prompt visit.
- Which sounds help with tinnitus?
- It differs for each person. Try a few sounds at a low volume and tell your audiologist what helps.
Related pages
Other groups of apps
- Hearing aid apps
- Captioned phone calls
- Live captions
- Hear speech better
- Hearing checks
- Sound alerts
- Listening practice
- Sign language
Talk to an audiologist
Tinnitus in one ear, tinnitus that beats with your pulse, or tinnitus with sudden hearing loss needs a prompt visit. Call 650-342-9449.
California Hearing Center has offices in San Mateo and San Carlos. One phone number reaches both: 650-342-9449.
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