Live calmly
with tinnitus

TingEase is a gentle companion for quiet nights and focused days — seamless soundscapes, personal frequency matching, and plain-language guidance for making peace with the ringing.

Coming soon to the App Store iPhone · iOS 16 or later

Seamless soundscapes

Rain, ocean, wind, stream, and calibrated noise — synthesized in real time, so there are no loops, no seams, and nothing to download.

Find your frequency

A guided three-step matching flow locates your tinnitus pitch, then gently notches it out of whatever you listen to.

Built for bedtime

Mix multiple sounds, set a sleep timer with a slow fade-out, and keep playback going in the background with lock-screen controls.

Understand, gently

Short, friendly articles about habituation, sleep, and sound therapy — written to reassure, not to alarm.

Tinnitus reading

The latest 10 pieces from our in-app library — short, calm, and written in plain language.

What Is Tinnitus, Really?

Tinnitus is a sound your brain creates, not a warning from your ears — and it is far more common than you might think.

3 min read

The First Weeks: A Survival Guide

The early days are the hardest part for almost everyone. Here is what is normal, what helps, and what usually happens next.

4 min read

Why Your Brain Turns Up the Volume

Your brain amplifies sounds it tags as important or threatening — understanding this loop is the first step to quieting it.

3 min read

Habituation: How Your Brain Learns to Ignore

Your brain already tunes out countless constant signals every day — and with time, it can learn to do the same with tinnitus.

3 min read

Is Tinnitus Really "Kidney Deficiency"?

"Kidney deficiency" and "liver fire" scare a lot of people with tinnitus — a calm look at what these ideas mean, and what they don't.

3 min read

Breaking the Fear-Attention Spiral

Fear makes tinnitus louder, and louder tinnitus makes fear stronger — here is how the spiral works and how to step out of it.

3 min read

Spike Days: When the Sound Flares Up

Almost everyone with tinnitus has days when it is suddenly louder. Here is why spikes happen, why they pass, and how to ride one out.

3 min read

Getting Started with Sound Enrichment

Total silence makes tinnitus the loudest thing in the room — gentle background sound gives your brain something kinder to rest on.

3 min read

What Is Notched Sound?

Notched sound removes a narrow band around your tinnitus frequency from what you listen to — an idea some research has explored and some users find helpful.

3 min read

Tinnitus and Sleep: Reclaiming Your Nights

Night is when tinnitus feels loudest — a softer bedroom soundscape and a calmer wind-down can change your relationship with bedtime.

3 min read

Read the full articles — and more — in the TingEase app.

A companion, not a cure. TingEase is a relaxation and wellness app. It is not a medical device, does not diagnose or treat tinnitus, and makes no therapeutic claims. If your tinnitus is new, changing, or distressing, please talk to an audiologist or physician.