Very optimistic
I just downloaded this app…it’s already helping. Such a relief. I’m going to keep going with this program. So far I am amazed!!!
Best Tinnitus app
I've tried a few apps in the App Store and find this one the best. Although a subscription is needed it's customised to your tinnitus sound. What differentiates this app from others I have tried is they have a range of about 10 to 15 researched sound therapies available customised to your tinnitus frequency some they admit are proven research but early days and I'm finding some relief while working through those. The guided talks through these therapy sounds is a nice touch. They also have what most of what the other free apps I've tried offer and that is a range of nature sounds and patterns that you can listen to individually or create a custom track with layered sounds. So far I'm really hopeful and impressed and feel in 7 days maybe some improvement already
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Needs a longer free trial
This app has 10 exercise exercises that you need to work through and rate and it presents one a day. However, you only get a seven day free trial. I found myself having to do two exercise exercises a day to get through all of them to make a fair decision as to if this is the app for me.
I feel like a 14 day trial would be much better for this app so I would really know before having to pay out any money. If any of the exercises are something I believe would help me long time.
I feel like a 14 day trial would be much better for this app so I would really know before having to pay out any money. If any of the exercises are something I believe would help me long time.
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Narrator needs to shut up
The narrator needs to shut up and let us listen for a minute. I have to turn the volume up really loud to hear some of these sounds, and then his voice comes banging loudly against my ears. incredibly annoying.
Worsened
After the first session my tinnitus is even louder. Highly don’t recommend
Response from developer
Sorry your first session felt that way. What you describe is common when starting out: the sessions make you pay close attention to your tinnitus, so for a while you notice it more. Go at whatever pace feels comfortable, keep the volume low, and skip anything that feels sharp. The first 7 days are free, so there is no cost in trying a few gentler sessions, and no harm done if you decide it is not for you.
