EbbChart - Track Your Hearing

EbbChart - Track Your Hearing

Track Fluctuating Hearing

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  • Released
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  • July 6, 2026
  • August 24, 2026

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Track your hearing between appointments. An audiogram is a snapshot. If your hearing fluctuates, important changes can happen in the weeks between appointments, when they may otherwise go unrecorded. EbbChart lets you build that record yourself. Run audiogram-style hearing tests on your iPhone, log the symptoms that come with them, and build a longitudinal picture you can take to your ENT or audiologist. FEATURES * Run audiogram-style hearing tests in minutes * Track tinnitus, fullness, vertigo, fatigue and other symptoms * Log treatments, medications and potential triggers * See how your hearing test results change over time, across tested frequencies * Generate reports to share with your ENT or audiologist * Import hearing test data from Apple Health * Export your record for use with compatible AI assistants DESIGNED FOR HEARING THAT FLUCTUATES EbbChart is designed for people whose hearing changes over time, including those living with Ménière’s disease, cochlear hydrops, and other forms of variable hearing loss. SUPPORTED HEADPHONES * Apple AirPods Pro (recommended) * Sony WH-1000XM3 * Sony WH-1000XM5 Additional headphone support is being added over time. You can also import hearing tests from Apple Health, including tests performed using supported third-party hearing test apps. YOUR DATA, YOUR CONTROL No advertising. No selling of personal data. Export, share, or delete your record at any time. IMPORTANT INFORMATION EbbChart is a personal wellness tool for tracking and recording your own hearing test results and symptoms over time. It does not provide a medical diagnosis or treatment and is not a substitute for professional medical care. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before making medical decisions. Sudden or rapidly worsening hearing loss can be a medical emergency. If your hearing has changed suddenly, contact a doctor or emergency service. Do not use this app to track it instead.
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What's New in EbbChart

1.1

August 24, 2026

Share tab — the AI Guide tab has been replaced with a dedicated Share tab. From here you can generate your ENT report PDF, export your data, and connect EbbChart to Claude for natural-language questions about your hearing history. Onboarding — the setup flow now asks which ear is affected, so charts, alerts, and the ENT report are all anchored to the right ear from the start. ENT report — dual-ear layout, improved trajectory classification, clinic audiogram records shown as reference markers, and better period-by-period trend analysis. Connected AI assistants — enable Claude to read your EbbChart record from Profile → Connected AI assistants. You control access; it can be turned off at any time. Research participation — an optional consent screen lets you contribute anonymised data to vestibular condition research. Off by default. Flight logging — log a flight as part of a symptom entry, with airport autocomplete. Bug fixes: hearing data accuracy improvements for right-ear patients; HealthKit sync now goes back five years and imports each audiogram sample individually; record list display fixes.

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