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What's new: • Amplification keeps running with the screen locked, and pauses during calls • A separate equalizer curve for each ear, and left/right balance • AI hearing profile: photograph your audiogram and the bands are set for you • A help section, and the last three AI profiles are kept • New design, and tablets now work in landscape • Fixed scratchy sound on the built-in microphone with headphones • Fixed the amplifier stopping on its own after a while
Amplify voices, tune each ear, and keep listening with the screen off.
Hearing Aid Sound Amplifier turns your phone into a sound amplifier for the moments when hearing is hard work: a conversation across the dinner table, the television at a sensible volume, a lecture from the back of the room. Put on your headphones, press START LISTENING, and what the microphone hears is amplified straight into your ears, live. WHAT IT DOES • Amplifies up to 40 dB, with a large VOLUME knob and a separate GAIN knob • Seven-band equalizer, 125 Hz to 8 kHz, adjusted while you listen • A separate curve for each ear, because hearing loss is rarely the same on both sides • Balance control to shift the sound toward the ear that needs it • Safe limit that catches sudden loud sounds before they reach your ears • Three presets: VOICE for speech, SOFT to tame harshness, CLEAR for brightness AI HEARING PROFILE Photograph the audiogram from your doctor or audiologist and the app reads it, then sets the equalizer for each ear. No audiogram? Describe in your own words what you find hard to hear, and it will suggest a starting point. BUILT FOR REAL USE • Keeps amplifying with the screen locked • Pauses by itself during phone calls, and picks up again afterwards • Works with wired headphones, USB-C headsets and Bluetooth • Wired headphones add no noticeable delay • Tablets get a wide layout in landscape A NOTE ON HEARING This app is a sound amplifier, not a medical device. It does not replace a hearing aid, and it does not diagnose anything. If you are worried about your hearing, see an audiologist. Please use headphones: the built-in microphone and the loudspeaker together will howl.