ReSound Relief: What It Does and What You Need
Tinnitus sounds, relaxation exercises and learning tools.
At a glance
| Maker | ReSound (GN Hearing) |
|---|---|
| Group | Tinnitus |
| Works on | iPhone |
| Cost | No cost to download, paid options. The App Store lists the app as free with in-app purchases. The My Plan subscription is listed at $6.99 a month or $69.99 a year in the United States. |
| Good for | People who want sounds and exercises to use between visits. |
What it does
- Plays sound therapy. You build soundscapes from environmental sounds and short music, or use the default ones.
- Includes guided meditation, breathing exercises and imagery.
- Lets you layer up to five sounds and adjust the balance between ears.
- Includes a timer, and usage tracking you can share with a hearing care professional.
- Teaches what tinnitus is, its causes, common therapies and coping tips.
- Builds a personal weekly plan with a subscription.
What you need
- An iPhone with iOS 15 or later.
- A speaker or headphones. Hearing aid users can stream to compatible hearing aids.
Good to know
- ReSound says you do not need ReSound hearing aids.
- The App Store says to use the app with a tinnitus management program set up by a hearing care professional.
- ReSound's apps page says the Google Play version is currently unavailable. Check Google Play.
- Prices come from the App Store listing on the checked date. They can change.
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.
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- Tinnitus sound therapy
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- When to see a doctor about tinnitus
- Do I have tinnitus?
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?
Sources
We read these pages on November 10, 2026. Prices and phone requirements change, so check the listing before you install.
Need help with this app?
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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