Tinnitus Relief

Find calm in the
sound of silence.

Tinnie helps you take control of your tinnitus through personalised sound matching and engaging interactive exercises — designed by an ENT physician.

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Built by an ENT Physician
Designed from years of clinical experience treating tinnitus patients — not just research.

Watch how Tinnie works.

A quick look at the exercises, sound matching, and the experience of using Tinnie.

Why Tinnie

More than masking.
Real relief.

Most tinnitus apps simply mask the sound. Tinnie goes further — using active habituation through interactive exercises to help your brain gradually learn to deprioritise the tinnitus signal. Simple, engaging, and built on real clinical understanding.

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Precise Tinnitus Matching

Match your exact tinnitus using pure tone, narrowband noise, or white noise. Dial in the precise frequency and volume before every session for maximum effectiveness.

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Active Habituation

Unlike passive masking, Tinnie's exercises demand your attention — engaging the brain so it naturally begins to filter out the tinnitus signal over time.

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Augmented Reality Exercises

7 of the 10 exercises overlay interactive characters on your live camera feed, grounding the experience in your real environment for deeper engagement.

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Parallax Exploration

The Beehive and Underwater exercises use your phone's motion sensors — tilt to explore a hidden world and find the source of the sound.

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Track Your Progress

Log your tinnitus over time. See patterns, measure habituation, and build confidence as your sessions accumulate and your response changes.

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5 Languages

Available in Turkish, English, German, Spanish, and Chinese — reaching tinnitus sufferers around the world in their own language.

Every session, a new challenge.

Each exercise pairs your matched tinnitus sound with a unique interactive task — keeping every session fresh and your brain engaged.

Bubble
Bubbles
Tap the bubbles to pop them and silence the ring
Grasshopper
Grasshopper
Tap to make it jump and cut the chirp
Cat
Cat Bell
Drag the cat away from the bell to stop the ringing
Beach Ball
Beach Ball
Throw the ball off screen to find silence
Fireball
Fireball
Slide your bucket to catch the falling fireball
Mosquito
Mosquito
Swat it before it gets away
Baby
Baby
Drag the bottle to calm the crying baby
Beehive
Beehive
Tilt your phone to find and tap the hidden hive
Octopus
Underwater
Explore the deep to find the octopus
Football
Football
Aim and shoot — score a goal to silence the buzz
How It Works

Three steps to relief.

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Match Your Tinnitus

Choose a sound type and dial in the exact frequency and volume of your tinnitus.

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Choose an Exercise

Pick any of the 10 interactive exercises and start a session.

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Complete & Track

Finish your 10 rounds, log how you feel, and build a streak.

We're here to help.

Have a question, found a bug, or want to share feedback? Reach out through any of the channels below.

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Email Support

For technical issues, subscription questions, or general enquiries — we aim to respond within 24 hours.

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Privacy Policy

Learn how Tinnie handles your data. We don't store personal information on any server — everything stays on your device.

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Terms of Use

Read the full terms governing your use of Tinnie, including subscription terms and our content licence.

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Leave a Review

Enjoying Tinnie? A review on the App Store helps other tinnitus sufferers find the app and makes a real difference.

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Get Started

Ready to quiet the noise?

Download Tinnie and begin your first exercise today. Available on iOS and Android.

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Medical Disclaimer: Tinnie is a wellness and habituation tool only. It is not a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition, including tinnitus. The app does not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you experience tinnitus, please consult a qualified healthcare professional.