Tinnitus is usually one pitch. Auralmonic Tinnitus Relief finds yours, then plays broadband noise with exactly that frequency carved out of it.
HOW IT WORKS
Start with the pitch match: slide a quiet tone until it sits on top of your ringing, confirm it against its octave neighbours, and you are done — about a minute. From then on every notched program centres its filter on your own frequency. Re-match any time; the notch follows.
THE PROGRAMS
• Notched — an hour of pink noise with your pitch carved out, the shape used in notched sound therapy research
• Masker — broadband pink noise that simply covers the ringing, for the nights the notch is not enough
• Sleep — notched brown noise under a staged glide into deep sleep
• Plus sleep programs for the 3 a.m. wake-up: a full sleep cycle, a long descent, and a short nap
HEARING CHECK
A quick, relative check of your own hearing: how high you can still hear in each ear, band by band ear against ear, and your ringing's loudness, masking level and residual quiet. It compares you with your own first run, never a population norm, and it can point the notch. It is a screening, not a medical test.
WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT
• The notch is real DSP, tuned to you — two cascaded filters, over 25 dB down at your pitch, recomputed at your device's actual output rate
• The level does not jump when the notch engages
• Every sound is generated on your device — no streaming, no downloads, works fully offline in airplane mode
• No account, no sign-up, nothing about your pitch ever leaves the phone
• Sleep timer with a gentle fade, background playback, lock-screen controls
• Pink, brown, rain and ocean beds, notched or plain
• A Science & Sources screen with the actual studies — and their limits
WHAT TO EXPECT
Sound therapy is support, not a fix. Notched noise can make ringing less noticeable while you listen, and masking can leave a short quiet afterwards. The research is promising and modest: a Cochrane review found low-quality evidence overall. Many people find relief; nobody should expect a cure.
If your ringing is new, one-sided, or comes with hearing loss, see an audiologist.
Auralmonic Tinnitus Relief is designed for relaxation and sound-therapy support. It is not a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition.
Match the pitch of your ringing, then hear noise with that pitch carved out.