Skip to content
HearingTracker
Log in

What apps are useful for hearing loss?

This topic is closed.

7 replies4k viewsLast reply

Link to this topic

I’m curious to know what apps forum users find useful. I’m specifically interested in apps that are not connected to any of the hearing aid manufacturers, or connected to any peripheral devices. Here are a few of the apps on my radar (posting iOS links, but I believe most of these are on Android as well):

‎SonicCloud Personalized Sound2

‎1. Take the SonicCloud hearing test on your phone 2. The app will analyze the results and create your sound profile 3. Then listen to radio stations, podcasts, and phone calls through SonicCloud that are perfectly tuned to your hearing You can even...

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/mimi-music/id1055611099?mt=836

‎Tunity: Hear Any Muted TV Live1

‎TUNITY allows you to hear any live muted TV. You simply scan the TV with the camera in the app, and let Tunity do its magic: identify the channel and the exact timing of what you’re watching, and streams the synchronized audio to your headphones or...

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/jacoti-listenapp/id720203800?mt=838

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/earmachine/id732177210?mt=845

‎Ava: Transcribe Voice to Text3

‎Ava uses captions to live transcribe voice to text to provide accessibility for people who are Deaf or hard of hearing (). Ava's speech-to-text app provides 24/7 real-time audio transcription with about 5 errors in 100 words based on , and the...

5 people in this conversation2 min readJump to latest

I have an entire hearing folder on my iPhone and iPad. While I downloaded many apps including the ones listed above, I only really use a tinnitus app that simulates rain and also InnoCaption which I use at work. Tunity is a cool app which I used a little before getting the tv adapter for my Opn aids. SonicCloud is also pretty neat and allows you to really manipulate the sound coming in while on a phone call, but it required a subscription after the first thirty days or so. If I used only ear buds instead of streaming for calls, I probably would have subscribed.

It’s actually called Rain Rain. Not sure if it’s specifically marketed for tinnitus, but it works for me.

Tinnitus app never worked for me it just increase pressure rather going to silent place or using is more helpful(if required I am muting HA for silence), I haven’t finded any app working since any caption service not available in my country for talking in my native language.

Soundprint App will test the background noise in a restaurant and add that information to a database of searchable restaurants. lnnoCaption app will caption your cellphone calls. AVA app will caption a live conversation. These exist for both Apple & Android.

Related discussions