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T-Minus - Tinnitus Wellness

The Tinnitus Wellness App

167 ratings
31 reviews
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Although the app is no longer distributed by Apple, you can still view its description, screenshots, version history, ratings, and metadata for reference.

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 16, 2020
  • March 11, 2022

Features

Developer

Abbey Records Ltd
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🧾$4.99 - $55.99
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About

This app offers a comprehensive toolkit for managing tinnitus symptoms. It features a unique sound therapy library, personalized sound controls, expert-led webinars, and a user journal to support overall wellness and relaxation.

✓Sound therapy library
✓Personalized sound controls
✓Tinnitus FAQ & information
✓User journal
✓Expert webinars
✓Frequency pure tone generator
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What's New in T

1.11.5

March 11, 2022

We've fixed a bug related to sound therapy play back via the Spotify API.

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User reviews

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Not working - where is support?

Says I need Spotify premium, which I have.
PlusarioPlusario

Hard Pass

This app is an Apple and Spotify playlist subscription service masquerading as help for folks who suffer from Tinnitus. If you sincerely wanted to help people who are suffering you would at least have a mixture of some sounds that are free. Youtube offers a wide range of free content that provides arguably better relief. And yes, it’s from people who know what they’re doing, just like Rupert (hope I got that right), and many suffer from Tinnitus as well. Deleted.
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SiMMI9022SiMMI9022

App no longer works, source of relief and comfort lost

I was a regular user of the app and huge fan but it no longer works consistently. Songs do not play. If I uninstall and reinstall it works briefly but eventually becomes unresponsive again. Specifically, when I set the music streaming service to Spotify, I am presented a pop up to accept or cancel. When I accept, nothing happens and the window stays up. I have to hit the “x” on the top right corner to clear it. The app will immediate play but once it is closed and reopened it no longer plays. When you press the play for a song nothing happens but a floating “x” does appear in the upper right. If I remove the Spotify access and try to reenable it, nothing happens. After many reinstalls, I am giving up on this for now. Hopefully, the issue will be confirmed and a fix identified in the future. iPhone 12 Pro iOS 15.3.1 Spotify premium family plan
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andrew3harrisandrew3harris

Response from developer

Hey Andrew. Thanks for the feedback again. Apologies you are experiencing some issues with the sound controls. We will look into this and get back. Don’t hesitate to contact us at hello@t-minus.info if you ever experience any issues. We can support you much faster from there. Hopefully we will get this fixed and push this score back up. All the best Update: Hi again, we are just about to release version1.10 which resolves the issues with the iPad Pro we would love to know how you get on. Thanks for your support. Thanks for your feedback here Andrew. We will look into this issue straight away and get back to you with an update.

T minus minus

This app doesn’t work. I’m high tech. Up to date iPhone. No luck. Bummer.
joyce Suejoyce Sue

Response from developer

Hi there. I’m sorry to hear your are having difficulties. The app seems to working well across devices atm. If you’d like to email us at hello@t-minus.info we would be more than happy to help.

This is it

This app has been transformative. I’m a professional musician who has suffered from tinnitus for more than 30 years. After hearing about sound therapy from my audiologist I began to research what I would need to do to record my own ( and avoid the $8000 hearing aids she was recommending.) T minus does everything the current science recommends for a fraction of the cost ( or the hundreds of hours recording and mastering my own). This is not a cure. There is no cure , but it has made my symptoms much easier to live with. The soundscapes are also simply beautiful. Made with a sense of art and a unique aesthetic. I love them, and I highly recommend minus.
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FAQ

What does the T-Minus app do?

The T-Minus app is designed to help individuals manage tinnitus symptoms and improve their overall wellness. It provides a library of sound therapy tracks, personalized sound controls, educational resources, and a user journal to track progress and feelings.

What are the key features of the T-Minus app?

Key features include a unique sound therapy library created by professional musicians, personalized sound controls with frequency generators and colored noise, a tinnitus FAQ and information hub, expert webinars, and a user journal for daily reflections and gratitude.

How much does the T-Minus app cost?

Access to T-Minus content is available through a direct subscription with T-Minus. Users can also access the app's content via their existing Apple Music or Premium Spotify accounts.

What kind of sound therapy is available?

The app offers a comprehensive sound therapy library with live, real-time, non-looped recordings from around the world, broadband sounds, fractal tones, and binaural frequencies. These are accompanied by relaxing music and are designed to support tinnitus retraining therapy, habituation, or masking.

Who developed the T-Minus app?

The app was developed with the help of audiologists, hearing therapists, ENT consultants, and other health experts. The sound therapy library is based on the work of professional musician and tinnitus activist Rupert Brown.