Tinnitus MaskerMask the ringing.
Fall asleep tonight.
Mix masking sounds matched to your ringing with a guided frequency matcher, layer them into a sound that covers the silence, and set a sleep timer with a fade that actually finishes — every night, without fiddling.
Not a medical treatment. Tinnitus Masker plays masking sounds and helps you relax — it does not diagnose, treat, or cure tinnitus.
From ringing to a covered mix in under two minutes
The first run is guided. Every night after that is one tap.
Find sounds that feel right
A gentle tone sweeps from low to high. Tap when it's close to your ringing — or skip entirely and pick by ear. It's a preference, not a measurement.
Volume stays low and safe throughout.Build your mix
Layer up to six sounds — white, pink, and brown noise, plus rain, fan, ocean, crickets, a stream, and wind — and balance each one live, with no clicks or dropouts.
Your starter mix saves itself the moment it plays.Set the night
Pick 15 to 120 minutes, a slow fade that stretches over hours, or play-through-the-night mode. The fade is gentle — no steps, no abrupt silence at 3 a.m.
Timer survives lock, calls, and headphone swaps.Nine sounds, zero downloads
Every sound is synthesized on your device. Nothing to stream, nothing to buffer, nothing to fail at 2 a.m. — and it all works in airplane mode.
Curated for bedtime: steady-state loops with inaudible seams, gentle entries, and nothing that startles a sleepy listener. No dawn choruses, no shrieking birds.
Small features that matter at 2 a.m.
Frequency matcher
Compare a sweeping tone to your own ringing and find the band of sound that covers it. One tap rebuilds a starter mix around your match.
Notched sound
Carve a gap out of the noise at your matched pitch — an experimental listening preference some people enjoy, with instant bypass for comparing.
Six-layer mixer
Six simultaneous layers with per-layer volume, mute, and swap. Changes apply live — no restarts, no clicks at loop seams.
Sleep timer with gentle fade
Presets, custom ranges, a 2–4 hour slow fade for drifting off, and a play-through-the-night mode. The fade is scheduled on the audio clock, so it finishes even when the screen is off.
Saved mixes
Store your mixes with one-tap replay. Your last-used mix is waiting at launch — find it once, replay it forever.
Reliable by design
Playback that survives lock, calls, Siri, alarms, and AirPods or speaker swaps. If you force-quit the app, one tap on the icon restores your last mix.
Honest pricing, on the first screen
Price, period, and cancel path in plain words. No pre-ticked trials, no fake countdowns.
- Everything in Tinnitus Masker
- Flexibility without commitment
- Everything in Tinnitus Masker
- About four months free vs monthly
- All layers, loops, timers, and the notch
- Everything in Tinnitus Masker
- No renewals, ever
Private by construction
There is no account and no server. Your sounds, mixes, settings, and matched pitch stay on this device. The app never uses the microphone — the matcher is a tone you compare by ear, not a measurement. Even the anonymous usage counts it keeps are stored on your phone and never sent anywhere.
Health & hearing safety
This app is not a medical device. It is not intended to diagnose, cure, mitigate, treat, or prevent tinnitus or any disease.
- Keep the volume as low as masks effectively; avoid loud listening for long periods.
- Talk to a clinician about persistent tinnitus — especially if it is one-sided, pulsatile, or sudden.
Straight answers
Does this treat tinnitus?
No. Tinnitus Masker plays masking sounds for relaxation, focus, and sleep. Many people find masking makes ringing less noticeable, especially at bedtime — but it is not a treatment and makes no medical claims. The notched-sound option is an experimental listening preference, not a therapy.
What is the frequency matcher, exactly?
A tone sweeps from low to high; you tap when it feels close to your ringing. That's it — a preference you set by ear, in under a minute, with a prominent skip path. The app never measures your hearing and never uses the microphone.
Does it work offline?
Yes — completely. Every sound is generated on your device, so playback works in airplane mode, with no Wi-Fi, and with no buffering. There is nothing to download and nothing to stream.
What happens if I get a call at 2 a.m.?
The sound ducks or pauses for the call, then resumes at its prior volume when the call ends. The same applies to Siri, alarms, and headphone or speaker swaps. If you swipe the app away entirely, one tap on its icon brings your last mix back.
What's free, and what's paid?
The starter mix you create during onboarding replays free forever — that's the nightly centerpiece. Beyond it, the free tier is one mixer layer at a time, the three generated noises, and the 15-minute timer. Extra layers, all nature loops, the notch, saved mixes, matcher re-runs, and long timers are part of the paid plans.
How do refunds work?
Purchases are billed by Apple, and Apple handles refunds. You can request one at reportaproblem.apple.com, and you can cancel subscription renewal anytime in your Apple ID settings — access continues until the paid period ends.
Tonight could be quieter.
Find your sounds, save your mix, and let the fade do the rest.
Download Tinnitus Masker