Coming soon to iPhone and Android
ClariHear builds your personal hearing profile with a quick tone check, then tunes live sound to it, frequency by frequency, for wherever you are.
App preview
Anything that needs a professional is flagged first.
A short tone check, one ear at a time across six pitches, maps how you hear. You can enter a professional audiogram instead.
ClariHear boosts the pitches you find harder to hear, adapts to where you are, and keeps an instant mute.
Personalised to you
A quick tone check maps how you hear. ClariHear turns that map into sound tuned to you.
One ear at a time, six pitches from low to high. Tap when you hear each tone.
Playing 2 kHz · left ear
I heard itAn approximate map of the softest level you hear at each pitch, per ear.
Estimated dB HL. Lower on the chart means a pitch needs to be louder.
Gentle, capped boosts at each pitch for the left ear, adjusted for where you are.
More help where you need it, less where you don't.
Illustrative example computed by ClariHear's fitting engine. Your profile and boosts will differ. Not a medical test.
From busy dinners to lecture rooms and walks outside.
Your profile, adjusted for where you are.
A quiet room. Your full personal profile.
Sound is processed on-device and never uploaded.
Gain is capped, and loud rooms turn it down automatically.
Silence the sound instantly whenever you need to.
If your safety answers suggest seeing a hearing professional, ClariHear tells you before you start.
No. ClariHear is personalised hearing assistance on your phone: an app that tunes live sound to your hearing profile. It isn't a medical device.
On iPhone and Android. Early-access members hear first.
Most wired and Bluetooth earbuds.
They are used only for launch and early-access updates. See our privacy notice.
Your tone check (or audiogram) gives an approximate profile for each ear. ClariHear turns it into gentle, capped boosts at each frequency, then adjusts for your surroundings.
No. It's a quick, approximate check to personalise your sound. It doesn't diagnose anything. If you're concerned about your hearing, see a hearing professional.
We'll share pricing before launch.
