AudioCardio Hearing & Tinnitus

Very limited by what headphones you use, 12000 hz for example either is easily audible or not at all if you have ear buds in slightly different position. Does not take into account that AirPods frequently drops off drastically after 11000 hz. Now since update of iOS will not run in background, playback stops if you shut screen off. Subscription price for a simple app is a total rip off, worth a few £ a month at best

I’ve had tinnitus, or prehaps I should say I became aware of the fact I have tinnitus aboutb2 years ago now. Recently it has flared up and I’ve been searching the web for anything that can help. I’m currently sat hear with my earbuds in using the app for the very first time and I have to say it’s providing very noticeable relief from the symptoms. I’m going to carry on using it and hopefully it will provide long term relief Thanks so far AudioCardio

I’ve got hearing loss from listening to music too loudly and mild tinnitus. It’s not bad enough for hearing aids but i still struggle at times particularly in my left ear. However I’ve definitely noticed a difference since using this. Its easy to use and fits right into my routine - I use it whilst listening to music on the train to work.

Downloaded and tried this however it cannot tell you what it does or how it works with existing music - none of mine was available and I had to assume you had to play it through the app. I have no idea what this is actually trying to achieve or expectations I should have - total fail

Don’t bother using Apple AirPod Pros. It disconnects without warning and since the volume is low you can’t tell. So you just waste time. The ability to play music from your phone doesn’t work as it appears it should. The playlist and other tabs don’t populate in the app. It has too many issues that should’ve been worked out as a free app.

I’ve been using the app for several months now and noticed I’m able to hear higher pitch sounds in my everyday life again!

After using the AudioCardio app consistently for over a year, I’m genuinely impressed with the noticeable improvements in my hearing capabilities. When I first started using AudioCardio, I was skeptical about the promise of being able to recover some of my hearing. Yet, as the months passed, I began to notice subtle improvements. Sounds that were once muffled and hard to hear started to become clearer. The rustling of leaves, distant conversations, and even the faint ticking of a clock became perceivable again. I found myself gradually being able to discern sounds that I thought were lost to me. For anyone struggling with hearing issues, I highly recommend giving AudioCardio a try.

Conceptually this makes some sense but how can you know with such an unreliable app. It freezes on lock or when you do anything else with the phone. It also has issues with the test not matching the sound therapy volume. The fact that they don’t properly test their technology and don’t do anything to make these simple fixes tells me this is a sham company and the science likely snake oil too. I’m out.

Besides being buggy where it stops working any time the screen is locked, I found no apparent improvement from this app. The tests showed zero improvement over the time and it had no affect on my tinnitus. Maybe I’m just one of the people that will not benefit from this therapy.

I approached this app with a fair bit of skepticism, but was fairly desperate for relief from intense tinnitus. So far I’ve seen modest results. After 3 weeks of use, I’ve noticed a pretty significant reduction in the loudness of my tinnitus, and objectively have seen some minor improvements in my Mimi audiogram. I suggest giving it a shot, as long as you have reasonable expectations.