Hear differently.

Tinnitus changes the way silence feels.

Hearen starts with the way you hear.

Why Hearen exists

There are moments when tinnitus suddenly seems to take up all the space.

In silence.
In the middle of the night.
During periods of tiredness or worry.

Hearen was born from those moments.

Sometimes sound can help.
Sometimes it is about making silence feel less difficult.
Sometimes it is finding calm when everything becomes overwhelming.
And sometimes it begins simply by understanding what you hear.

There is no single moment.
There is no single answer.

Your listening

Your listening is yours.

No two people hear exactly the same way.
Why should they hear the same sound?

Hearen can build a listening profile from an audiogram, hearing data available through Apple Health, or its own listening test.

This profile can then be used to adapt sound to the way you hear.

Hearing is only part of what you hear.

What does your tinnitus sound like?

Hearen lets you explore the frequency range of your tinnitus and compare different sounds to find what feels closest to what you hear.

Not to put a label on it.
To understand it a little better.

Sound

Sound deserves care.

When sound is part of the experience, its quality matters.

Hearen brings together a wide range of sound environments, textures and frequencies — from natural landscapes to sounds designed for relaxation, focus or sleep.

Not everyone finds comfort in the same sound.

Made to be listened to.

Hearen's audio library is built for sustained listening, with carefully prepared, high-quality M4A audio.

Because when a sound stays with you for minutes — or much longer — detail, balance and comfort matter.

Beyond the sound.

A sound is only a starting point.

Hearen can shape the listening experience around what it knows about the way you hear — your listening profile, your hearing thresholds and the frequencies that matter to you.

The same sound doesn't have to be the same experience for everyone.

But listening is personal.
And so is the moment.

When you need it

Three ways to be there.

The same person can need very different things at different moments.

When I want to change what surrounds me.

Soundscapes

Build a sound environment that feels right for you — choosing from different landscapes, textures and frequencies, with sound that can adapt to the way you hear.

Not to cover everything.
To give something else a little more space.

When silence feels too loud.

Cocoon

Sometimes you don't want a soundscape.
You simply don't want to be left alone with silence.

Cocoon creates a gentle, continuous presence — something quiet to return to, especially when the world around you becomes still.

When everything suddenly feels like too much.

SOS Calm

There are moments when tinnitus can become overwhelming.

SOS Calm brings together sound, guided breathing and Hera's voice to help create a calmer space, one step at a time.

Sometimes you don't need another sound.
You need someone to stay with you for a moment.

Hearen wasn't built around features.
It was built around moments.

Living with tinnitus

Those moments.

When silence feels too loud.

When I'm trying to fall asleep.

When my tinnitus suddenly changes.

When I'm afraid it will never stop.

When I just need to calm down.

When I want to understand what I'm hearing.

When I find a sound that helps.

When I realize I haven't noticed my tinnitus for a while.

When I don't need Hearen anymore.

That would be a good thing.

Our approach

There is no right way to live with tinnitus.

What feels helpful can be different from one person to another — and different again from one day to the next.

Hearen doesn't ask you to follow a method.

Explore. Listen. Adjust.
Keep what feels useful. Leave what doesn't.

Hearen doesn't promise to make tinnitus disappear.

It supports habituation — helping you gradually give tinnitus less attention, and everything else a little more.

Hearen is a wellbeing application. It is not intended to diagnose or treat tinnitus, and does not replace medical care.

HEAREN

Hear differently.