All free
Tools
Every interactive tool on this site, in one place. All 12 run entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded, no account, no sign-up — and none of them replace a real evaluation from an audiologist or doctor.
Hearing checks
Quick, informal screening checks you run yourself — not a substitute for a real audiogram.
Free tool
Online Hearing Test
Tone-based check across standard audiometric frequencies, tested ear by ear through headphones.
Free tool
Digits-in-Noise Test
Repeat spoken digits over background noise — modeled on a validated speech-in-noise screening method.
Free tool
Audiogram Reader
Type in the thresholds from a hearing test and get the plot, the pure tone average, the grade on two scales — and the shape of the curve, which is what tracks with tinnitus. Reads a notch, a slope and asymmetry between the ears.
Self-assessments
Structured questions to help you (and a professional) understand what you're dealing with.
Free tool
Noise Dose Calculator
How much of a day's safe noise a given level and duration uses, on the NIOSH 85 dBA criterion — and what earplugs actually buy you.
Free tool
Medication Checker
Look up a drug by generic name, brand name or class across 10 classes with a documented tinnitus association — and what kind of evidence each rests on.
Free tool
When to See a Doctor
The tinnitus patterns that warrant assessment, with the evidence behind each. It flags concerns; it never tells you you are fine.
Free tool
Tinnitus Impact Self-Check
15 questions on daily function, mood, and overall impact — 2 minutes, not a diagnosis.
Free tool
Risk Factors Checklist
See which documented tinnitus risk factors apply to you, each linked to the evidence behind it.
Sound therapy
Find your tinnitus's pitch and generate sound tailored to it.
Tracking & coping
Turn what you're noticing — or what you've read — into something concrete.
In-the-moment relief
For when a spike feels overwhelming right now.