Hearify Training vs LangCI

Train your brain how to hear properly with intensive training designed to complement the work of an audiologist. Extensive practice enabling one to train their auditory abilities with matched pair sets, word recognition, sentences, sentences in noise, and an AI analysis on how to successfully program your Cochlear Implants or hearing aids to work more successfully. Design your own training set and customize how you hear with voices, playback speeds, and challenges (soon to come!).

LangCI is an auditory-verbal training companion for cochlear implant users and their families. WHAT IT DOES Practice listening, speaking, and pronunciation with drills built around voices you actually hear every day. Record a family member once — a parent, partner, or child — and LangCI uses those familiar voices throughout your training sessions. That familiarity makes practice dramatically easier, especially for new implant recipients adjusting to how speech sounds through their processor. BUILT FOR CI USERS - Familiar-voice drills — train with voices you love - Reading-aloud exercises with pronunciation feedback - Multi-language and dialect support, because your family doesn't all speak the same way - Baseline frequency tuning for specific implant programs - Progress tracking and milestones so you can see improvement over time - Session history you can share with your audiologist or auditory-verbal therapist - Ling 6 sound check, fatigue journal, and confusion log for detailed self-monitoring PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything stays on your device. LangCI has no accounts, no cloud sync, no analytics, and no ads. Your recordings never leave your iPhone or iPad. No sign-up, no email required — just open the app and start training. DESIGNED FOR EVERYONE Large tap targets, Dynamic Type, VoiceOver support, and high-contrast modes throughout. Works on iPhone and iPad with iOS 17 or later. IMPORTANT — NOT A MEDICAL DEVICE LangCI is a general-purpose auditory training aid, not a medical device. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent hearing loss, cochlear implant malfunction, or any other medical condition. Always consult a qualified audiologist, ENT, or auditory-verbal therapist for hearing assessments, device programming, and therapy decisions. Built with love for the CI community. Feedback and feature requests are welcome through the support link below.