HeardThat

Singular Hearing

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About this app

HeardThat is a new way to hear speech more easily in noisy areas. It uses AI to turn your smartphone into a powerful speech enhancement device. Just connect earbuds or another hearing device to the phone, start the app, and point the phone toward the person you want to hear. HeardThat separates the speech from the noise and delivers just the speech to your ears.

HeardThat works with most listening devices. If you can make a hands-free call with your phone, you should be able to use HeardThat. Any problems? Contact us through the Feedback button in the app.

NEW! HeardThat can now save recordings and let you download them. Your phone becomes a recording microphone with powerful noise-removal capabilities.

HeardThat is completely free to try for 30 days. No registration or credit card is needed and there are no strings attached. After that, you can you use it for 30 minutes per week for free or subscribe to get unlimited usage. Details of our pricing plans are here: https://heardthat.ai/pricing.

Ratings and reviews

this app started out fantastic but with or without a subscription or wifi or on the network it hasn't worked right since trial period. it showed great promise with how well you can isolate other back ground noises. such a shame.....I don't hear any difference when I move the sound bars isolation. I can't even hear the playback. I moved the bar up and down. This was going to be a great app. Hopefully they get it resolved. This was really becoming my favorite during the trial period

I tried the free trial about 5 months ago and I absolutely loved it. It was picking up what I wanted to hear from a good several yards away. Now it just doesn't have the same distance as it did before during the free trial. Or maybe the amp up the free trial and then when you purchase a subscription they downgrade the performance. Either way. Yes it works, sadly not near as well as it once did. I plan to reach out to them and ask for my money back. I'm not happy with it at all for my situation.

Pretty interesting app. Someone could use it if they have hearing empairments to help them hold a more clear and thus meaningful conversation with loved ones, friends, and anyone else. I am just interested in the world of noise that is all around us that we don't readily hear with the naked ear. I've found some odd noises coming from different areas around my property, not exactly sure what is causing them but will update this if I find out. We only hear a small section of sound spectrum.

What’s new

Hot fix to make handling of low memory more robust.