Clinician-informed sound therapy

Tune the tone
to match
your tinnitus.

Masking Tone is a quiet, focused app that helps you find the frequency that softens your ringing — then tracks what actually brings relief.

Designed to complement care from a hearing professional. Not a medical device.

Masking Tone app showing 6040 Hz tone and 60 second session

What it does

Three controls.

Match your frequency

Sweep from 100 Hz to 12 kHz and lock onto the tone that overlaps your ringing.

30, 60, or 90 seconds

Short, intentional sessions — long enough for relief, short enough to repeat through the day.

AM 10 Hz modulation

Optional amplitude modulation that research suggests can deepen perceptual relief for some listeners.

How it works

A protocol you can keep, in three steps.

  1. 01

    Find your tone

    Adjust frequency until the masking tone sits over the ringing you hear.

  2. 02

    Choose a session

    Pick 30, 60, or 90 seconds. Add AM 10 Hz modulation if it helps.

  3. 03

    Track what helps

    After each session, mark whether your tinnitus is quieter, steady, or unchanged.

AM 10 Hz

Research-backed, deeper relief.

Amplitude modulation at 10 Hz is a sound-therapy approach studied as an adjunct to traditional masking. Switch it on per session and compare for yourself.

Masking Tone app with AM 10Hz mode active

Session history

See every session you've logged.

Every tone, mode, and outcome is captured locally on your device — a quiet diary you can review at your own pace.

Session history showing the last seven days

Mode comparison

Find what actually works.

Compare Steady against AM 10 Hz side by side. Bring the numbers to your next audiology appointment.

Mode comparison showing Steady vs AM 10Hz outcomes

Trends

Watch your tinnitus shift over time.

7, 30, 90 day or all-time views. Median frequency, reduction rate, and the pattern of relief — visualised, not buried.

Trends chart showing tinnitus frequencies over 30 days

A note on care

Masking Tone is a sound-therapy tool, not a medical device, diagnosis, or cure. Tinnitus has many causes — if it is new, persistent, or accompanied by hearing loss, please see an audiologist or physician. We built this app to sit alongside that care, not replace it.

FAQ

Honest answers.

Start with a
quiet minute.

Free to download. No account required. Your sessions stay on your phone.