This app plays your music while filtering out a specific tinnitus frequency, potentially reducing its perceived loudness. It is not a medical device and requires you to know your tinnitus frequency.
Tinnitus Music Player by Peter Schorn





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This app plays your music while filtering out a specific tinnitus frequency, potentially reducing its perceived loudness. It is not a medical device and requires you to know your tinnitus frequency.




This app offers temporary relief from tinnitus by playing personalized acoustic pulse sessions. Users can take a free diagnostic to see if the method is effective for them before subscribing to unlock full listening sessions.





This app offers sound therapy to help mask the ringing or buzzing associated with tinnitus. While it does not cure the condition, it aims to make it more manageable and promote relaxation or sleep. It is intended for use alongside professional tinnitus management plans.


This app offers nature sounds and relaxing music to aid in relaxation and meditation. It allows users to play multiple sounds simultaneously and continue listening in the background while using other apps.


This app offers sound therapy to help manage tinnitus symptoms. It provides a selection of soothing sounds and a timer to make tinnitus less noticeable, especially at night. The Lite version offers a sample of sounds and core functionality.



