You hear everything.The question is how much
you're missing.
A calibrated tone sequence and speech-in-noise test that delivers a frequency-by-frequency audiogram in under eight minutes — without leaving your chair.
Recognise any of these?
Check every statement that applies. Your concern score updates in real time — this is your intake form before the test.
Your self-report suggests normal hearing. A baseline test is still worthwhile.
Three paths. One decision.
Audit every option side by side — accuracy, time, cost, and what you actually get.
Eight minutes.
A lifetime of clarity.
No audiologist booth required. Our adaptive algorithm does what used to take an hour of clinic time.
Calibrate Your Setup
Put on your headphones. A 30-second calibration sequence sets reference levels for your specific audio hardware — no special equipment required.
Works with any wired or Bluetooth headphones, AirPods, or over-ear cans.
Pure-Tone Sequence
You'll hear tones at 11 frequencies from 250 Hz to 8 kHz — separately in each ear. Press the button when you hear a sound, no matter how faint.
Adaptive algorithm adjusts intensity based on your responses, finding your exact threshold.
Speech-in-Noise Test
You'll identify spoken digits against a café-noise background — the most reliable predictor of real-world hearing difficulty.
Mirrors the QuickSIN test used in audiology clinics worldwide.
Your Audiogram, Instantly
A frequency-by-frequency audiogram appears the moment the test ends — plotted exactly as an audiologist would present it, with plain-language interpretation.
Download as PDF, share with your GP, or book a specialist review.
Knowing changed things.
Real accounts from people who suspected something, ran the test, and acted on what they found.
“I ticked seven boxes on the checklist and thought it was just aging. The audiogram showed a 40 dB drop at 4 kHz in both ears. My GP referred me immediately. I had no idea.”
“My son's teacher kept saying he wasn't paying attention. We did the test together on a Sunday afternoon. He had a 25 dB gap at 2 kHz — grommets sorted it within six weeks.”
“Eight minutes. I've been on video calls for four years asking people to unmute and repeat themselves. Turns out I had a 35 dB loss at 3 kHz. Hearing aids changed everything.”
“I kept turning the TV up until my husband threatened to sleep in the spare room. The audiogram report gave me something concrete to take to my audiologist. Fitted aids in a fortnight.”
Download Your
Hearing Health Guide
A plain-language guide to understanding audiograms, recognising loss patterns, and knowing when to act. Written with audiologists, not for them.
- How to read your audiogram chart
- The 5 most common hearing loss patterns
- When a screening is enough vs. when to see a specialist
- Questions to ask your audiologist
- Hearing aid basics: what to expect in year one
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Put on your headphones.
Eight minutes from now, you'll know.
Calibrated tone sequences. Speech-in-noise test. A frequency-by-frequency audiogram. All free, all in your browser, all in under eight minutes.