Hearing Loss Simulator app icon

Apps Like Hearing Loss Simulator for iPhone and iPad

Experience configurations

Simulate by selecting specific configurations and listening to sounds as if experiencing that . Play pre-recorded sounds and record own voice for playback. View visual representations of sound waves and effects.

by Starkey Laboratories, Inc.★ 1.05 ratingsHealth & Fitness$1.99Data updated 2026-09-08

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    ListenUp Hearing Test

    William Mantzel

    With precise tones

    With a 5-minute quick or extended session for detailed results. n audiogram showing range. Use varied tones to assess different frequencies. Adjust testing based on personal perception. Track changes over time with date range analysis.

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  1. ReSound Tinnitus Relief app icon

    ReSound Tinnitus Relief

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    Manage soundscapes for therapy

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    My Olive

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  3. HearWB app icon

    HearWB

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    ★ 0.00 ratingsHealth & FitnessFreeData updated 2026-09-06
  4. Sound Meter (Noise Detector) app icon

    Sound Meter (Noise Detector)

    Ngo Bien

    Detect noise, alert, test hearing

    Detect noise levels in real time and receive alerts when exceeds safe thresholds. Test hearing loss and measure noise in cars or buildings. Compare noise levels against standards. Play calming music to aid focus and relaxation.

    ★ 4.58 ratingsHealth & FitnessFreeData updated 2026-09-06
  5. Hearing Test & Ear Age Test app icon

    Hearing Test & Ear Age Test

    Yuichi Sakashita

    And view results

    Ability at home by measuring response to sounds between 125 Hz and 8000 Hz. Display results in an easy-to-read graph. Play sounds up to 20,000 Hz to estimate "ear age" based on high-frequency .

    ★ 4.5168 ratingsHealth & FitnessFreeData updated 2026-09-06
  6. Hear Glue Ear app icon

    Hear Glue Ear

    Cambridge Digital Health Ltd.

    Train listening skills with songs

    Helps children aged 2-6 improve auditory processing and listening skills through songs, games, and audiobooks. Features bone-conducting headphone support, progress tracking for parents, and access to resources and information.

    ★ 5.01 ratingsHealth & FitnessFreeData updated 2026-09-06
  7. Hearing Number app icon

    Hearing Number

    Mimi Hearing Technologies GmbH

    Track changes over time

    Measure sensitivity with decibel readings in each ear. Track changes over time and share results with others. Use Numbers to monitor and protect health. Set reminders for checks and encourage regular assessments.

    ★ 4.9399 ratingsHealth & FitnessFreeData updated 2026-09-06
  8. Jabra Enhance Pro app icon

    Jabra Enhance Pro

    GN Hearing Care Corporation

    Control hearing aids, adjust settings, save favorites

    Control hearing aids via mobile device to switch programs and adjust sound settings. Save custom adjustments as favorites. Locate lost hearing aids. Receive firmware updates from hearing care professionals. Learn features through guided instructions.

    ★ 4.635,326 ratingsMedicalFreeData updated 2026-09-06
  9. Mimi Hearing Test app icon

    Mimi Hearing Test

    Mimi Hearing Technologies GmbH

    Across frequencies

    Across a range of frequencies for accurate assessment. View instant results to understand auditory data. Sync with Apple Health for result comparison. Track changes over time. Export results for record-keeping.

    ★ 4.742,049 ratingsHealth & FitnessFreeData updated 2026-09-06

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