Hearing test & amplifier

How old are your ears?

A 3-minute hearing check with any headphones, followed by an amplifier tuned to your own results.

Runs on your iPhone. Your results stay with you.

HearAge results screen showing a hearing age of 67 and an audiogram chart
How it works

Three minutes to a clear answer

1

Take the test

Put on any headphones and tap when you hear each tone. Each ear is tested on its own, just like in an audiologist's booth.

2

See your hearing age

Get a single, easy number plus a full audiogram for each ear, with a plain-language read on what it means.

3

Hear the difference

Turn on the amplifier, which is tuned to your audiogram, and hear conversation, TV and more the way it should sound.

What's inside

Built for real hearing, not a volume knob

Every part works with the headphones you already own. There is no special hardware to buy and no appointment to book.

A real hearing check

Pure-tone testing across six frequencies produces a clinical-style audiogram and a shareable hearing age, and saves both to Apple Health.

An amplifier tuned to you

Quiet sounds boosted, loud sounds kept safe, high frequencies lifted exactly where your hearing needs it. Presets cover conversation, TV, restaurants and lectures.

Track your hearing over time

Every test is kept so you can watch the trend, and gentle reminders bring you back to retest on a schedule that suits your age.

Tinnitus relief

Match the pitch of your ringing, then play gently shaped masking noise tuned to that pitch to make it easier to ignore.

Hearing test screen with an illustrated ear and a large tap button
No clinic, no appointmentTest at home with any headphones.
Results screen with hearing age and audiogram
Your hearing age & audiogramThe same chart audiologists use.
Amplifier screen showing per-frequency correction bars
See your correctionA live view of the boost tuned to you.
Private by design

Your hearing is nobody's business but yours

The test runs entirely on your iPhone and your results stay there. Microphone audio is processed live for the amplifier and never recorded. Live captions use on-device speech recognition. No account to create, no ads.

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From the guides

Understand your hearing

Hearing age: what's normal at every age?

How much high-frequency loss is typical at 30, 40, 50, 60, 70 and 80, with the full table.

How to read an audiogram

The axes, the red-O/blue-X convention, and the degrees of hearing loss.

Why can I hear people but not understand them?

Voices are loud enough but the words blur. Here's the pattern behind it.

Tinnitus masking at home

Match the pitch of your ringing, then soften it with noise shaped to that pitch.

A note on what HearAge is. HearAge is a hearing screening and sound-amplification tool. It is not a certified medical device and it is not a substitute for a professional hearing evaluation. Your hearing age and audiogram are estimates. If you're concerned about your hearing, or notice sudden changes, pain or ringing in one ear, please see a doctor or audiologist.