Cover the ringing.
Keep living.
Steady sound tuned to your tinnitus, so it fades into the background — while you listen to a book, the news, the game, call someone, or fall asleep by the fire.
No account, no ads, nothing collected. The browser version works on any phone, tablet or computer. Watch the 30-second demo ↓
- Made by someone with tinnitus
- No ads, no account, nothing collected
- Free for 30 days on iPhone
- Free in any browser, always
- Cancel any time in Apple settings
What makes this different
Most tinnitus apps play white noise and stop there. This one was built around the rest of your day.
It runs under your life, not instead of it
Start the sound, then open your audiobook, the news, the game or a phone call from inside the app. It turns itself down while they play and comes back after. You don't have to choose between covering the ringing and hearing what you wanted to hear.
Tuned to your ringing, not a generic hiss
Find your pitch once. The Matched sound and notch therapy are built around that number, and the app remembers it.
Made for the desk and the nightstand
Real video scenes — fire, ocean, snow, rain on the window — that work on a laptop by day and a phone face-down by night, with a sleep timer going out and a wake-up fade coming in.
Nothing to sign up for
No account, no email, no tracking, no ads. Your pitch and settings stay on your phone.
Honest about what it is
Comfort and habituation, explained plainly. No cure claims, no streaks that scold you, and a How it helps section that tells you when to see an audiologist instead.
Priced so you'll actually keep it
Everything free for 30 days, the basics free after that, and Premium at the launch price of $0.99 a month, shared with your family. The browser version is free for everyone, forever.
See it in 30 seconds
First you hear a tone like tinnitus. Then the sound and scene come in, with a book playing underneath. Turn your volume up.
How it works
Tinnitus is loudest in silence. Give your hearing something steady to settle on and the ringing stops being the loudest thing in the room.
Find your pitch
Play a test tone and slide it until it matches your ringing. The app remembers it.
Cover it
Pick white, pink or brown noise, rain, ocean, fire — or the Matched sound built around your pitch. Set it just under the ringing, not over it.
Go on with your day
It keeps playing under your audiobook, radio, the news or a phone call, turns itself down while they play, and fades out when you fall asleep.
What's in it
Seven sounds + your own mix
White, pink, brown, rain, ocean, fire and Matched. Layer any two, or add your own sound file.
Notch therapy
Remove a narrow band at your pitch from the sound. Some people find this calms the ringing over weeks of daily use.
Scenes
Real video — rain on the window, a fire, the ocean, snow, stars — full screen with the sound. For the desk by day and the nightstand at night.
Listen along
Start the sound, then open your book, podcast, SiriusXM, free radio or live news from inside the app. The sound ducks under it.
Call button
Phone or FaceTime someone from the app. The sound drops to a whisper while you talk and comes back after.
Sleep timer and wake-up fade
Fade out over 15 minutes to 8 hours. In the morning the sound rises gently so you never wake to silence.
Lock screen, Siri, widget
Controls on the lock screen and Dynamic Island, "Hey Siri, start Tinnitus Relief," a home-screen widget and a Control Center button.
Record and share
Record the scene with everything playing — book included — and send it to someone who should try this.
Safe listening
A volume cap and a quiet reminder after hours at a high level. Louder isn't better; just under the ringing is.
Scenes
Real footage, not animation. Tall on a phone, wide on a laptop or TV.
Fire
Rain by the fire
Ocean
Rain
Snow
Aurora
StarsPricing
Everything is free for your first 30 days on iPhone — no card, no account. After that, keep it all or keep the basics.
Free
- White, pink and brown noise
- Volume and sleep timer
- The browser version, on any device, always
Premium
- Every sound, mix and scene
- Pitch finder, notch therapy, hearing check
- Listen along, news, radio, call button
- Recording, wake-up fade, favorites
- Share with your family at no extra cost
Lock in the launch price; it stays yours for as long as you keep the subscription. Cancel any time in your Apple ID settings.
Not on iPhone? The browser version is free with no sign-up — scenes, mixes, pitch finder and listen-along included.
How it helps
Plain answers, no promises. This app is for comfort and is not medical advice.
Why sound helps
Tinnitus is loudest in silence because there's nothing else for your hearing to pay attention to. Steady sound gives the brain something to settle on, so the ringing fades into the background. The sound should sit just under the ringing, not drown it out; quieter works better over weeks than louder does tonight.
Matched and notched sound
Find your ringing pitch in the app. The Matched sound puts energy right where your ringing is, so it blends in. Notch therapy does the opposite: it removes a narrow band at your pitch from the sound. Some people find this calms the ringing over several weeks of daily use. Both are habits, not quick fixes.
Habituation: the real goal
Most people who do well with tinnitus don't make it quieter; they stop noticing it, the way you stop noticing a fridge. That takes months of steady, calm exposure: sound at night, something to listen to by day, and less checking whether it's still there. The log and streak in the app make the routine easy; they don't grade you.
When to see someone
Ringing in one ear only, ringing with hearing loss, dizziness or pain, or ringing that pulses with your heartbeat is worth a visit to an audiologist or ENT.
Why was this made?
By someone with tinnitus who got tired of apps that only play white noise. The point was never just to cover the ringing; it was to keep listening to books, the radio, the game, and family — and to fall asleep by a fire.
Who makes it
Tinnitus Relief+ is made and supported by Discount Cleaning Products LLC, a small family-run business in Powder Springs, Georgia, at 3423 N Cook Rd, Powder Springs, GA 30127. Questions, problems or ideas: [email protected]. A real person reads every message.