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Still struggling with tinnitus? Looking for a few more people to test something that might help

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Hi everyone,

First of all, thank you to this community - I’ve already spoken to a few people from here, and it’s been incredibly helpful. Really appreciate the openness and willingness to share.

I’m still looking for a few more people with tinnitus who’d be open to testing an early version of a tool I’m building.

Quick context:
I’ve been dealing with tinnitus myself, and at one point it was seriously affecting my sleep, focus, and overall mental state. Over time, I found ways to reduce how much it impacts daily life - not the sound itself, but the reaction to it.

Based on that, I started building Sonaura - a prototype that combines sound, attention, and nervous system regulation into one system.

We’re continuing early testing and would love a few more people (preferably US-based) to try it and share honest feedback.

Important: this is completely free - you’ll get access via an invite code.

How it works:

  • email me d@kudinov.io

  • I’ll share a demo link and give you invite code for full test access

  • we will do a short 1:1 call

This is not a paid product - just trying to understand what actually helps in real life.

If this sounds relevant, feel free to message me.

Thanks again to everyone who already reached out - it really means a lot.

Dmitry Kudinov
Founder at Sonaura

Sonaura Tinnitus Relief6

Science-based tinnitus relief program combining , sound therapy & mindfulness. Personalized plan, daily exercises, and coach to help you regain calm.

I hope you can help some individuals. I have had tinnitus almost 51 years. I have tried tinnitus relief items and found it to be no help. I have learned that the key is to not pay attention to it. If you compartmentalize it it doesn’t bother you. If you concentrate on it it will kill you. Keep busy and concentrate on other things. I don’t need music or other sounds and I find them irritating. I am a researcher and reader, i also love the natural sounds of nature, the key is literally shoving tinnitus to the far back of your brain and not thinking about it. If you do not think about it tinnitus goes away until you start thinking about it.

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