Give your ears something else to listen to, with masking and relief sounds shaped around your own tinnitus pitch. Use it free, or unlock everything with a one-time purchase or a subscription.
Download on the App StoreSweep a tone from 250 Hz to 16 kHz, fine-tune it by single hertz, and pin the exact pitch of your tinnitus.
White, pink or brown noise with a narrow notch carved out at your matched pitch, as one more relaxing sound to listen to.
Blend up to 15 soundscapes: rain, heavy rain, ocean, stream, waterfall, wind, forest night, cicadas, campfire, fan, airplane cabin, summer night and pure white, pink and brown noise, with a volume for every layer.
Everything fades out gently at bedtime. Background playback, AirPlay and hearing-aid routing are supported.
Eight short lessons on attention, stress, sleep and sound enrichment, with sources you can tap to read. The first lesson is free.
Rate loudness and distress in one tap and watch gentle trends over the weeks.
Free: the frequency matcher, three soundscapes (rain, ocean and white noise), the sleep timer and the first lesson. Premium unlocks notched noise, the full 15-sound mixer, the complete course and the relief log with trends.
Current prices for your country are shown in the app before you buy. Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. The lifetime option is a single purchase that never renews.
No. Tinnitus Masker offers relief sounds and education, not medical treatment or a cure. It gives you comfortable sounds to listen to and short lessons to read. Please speak to an audiologist or doctor about your tinnitus.
No. Every sound is made on your device. The app works offline and does not send anything from your phone. Only the lesson source links you choose to tap open a website in your browser.
No account, no sign-up and no tracking. Your matched pitch and relief log stay on your device.
Yes. Audio follows your selected output, including Bluetooth, MFi hearing aids where supported, and AirPlay.
English and German. The course lessons are currently in English.