TinniPal vs ToneLevel

TinniPal is a sound mask app to help tinnitus sufferers get distracted from their tinnitus and make it less noticeable. This app is equipped with natural sounds library, where user can get distracted from the tinnitus ringing and get relaxed or calm at the same time. 
 TinniPal has various natural sounds library, you can create your own personalized soundscape that suit you with choosing and play several sounds at the same time. You can also configure volume for each sound, by these features you can personalized your own preferable soundscape. There are also left-right stereo output feature that you may can adjust, where we know that not every tinnitus sufferers hear tinnitus in both ears. And don’t worry to fall asleep or forget to turn off the playing sounds, because there is a timer feature that you can set for how long you want to hear the sounds. Keep in mind that TinniPal is not a treatment or therapy for tinnitus that claiming can reduce or overcoming your tinnitus problem. TinniPal only help you with a temporary solution to get distracted or divert your attention from the ringing sound that you experiencing with a relaxing natural sounds, so that your tinnitus can be less noticeable. Don’t play the sounds too loud or use earphone/headphone for too long, because it may can damage your hearing. The best solution is always seek help from doctor to consult about your tinnitus if you haven’t.

This level is different! It plays tones when level so you can HEAR that sweet sound of Level. No more running back and forth, squinting at a bubble level, or needing a partner to check for accuracy while you make adjustments. Sure, there are other level apps, but none like ToneLevel. Not only does it let you HEAR when you’re level, but it also offers a selection of cool faces to match your leveling style. Plus, ToneLevel lets you adjust the precision to fit your needs, whether you’re aiming for exactness or just “close enough.” When you’re within your chosen sensitivity range, ToneLevel will start playing tones sooner, so you’ll know you’re spot on.