Freequency is launching its pilot in the United States, and you are invited to be part of it.
After supporting thousands of users in the Netherlands, we are now exploring how Freequency fits the needs of people with tinnitus in the US. This pilot is an important step in bringing an accessible, evidence based approach to tinnitus support to a wider audience. Your experience will directly shape how Freequency is developed and introduced in the United States.
About Freequency
Freequency is an augmented reality based app that combines elements of a game with therapeutic principles. It is designed to help people retrain how their brain responds to tinnitus.
Rather than trying to eliminate the sound, Freequency focuses on reducing the impact it has on your daily life. Through interactive sessions, you gradually learn to relate differently to your tinnitus in a safe and controlled way. Using spatial audio, the app recreates your tinnitus sound and places it in your environment, allowing you to actively engage with it.
The approach is grounded in established methods such as exposure based therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. Over time, this can help reduce distress and support long term habituation.
About The Pilot
This pilot is a free program in which you will use Freequency over a longer period of time while sharing your experience with us.
The goal is to understand how Freequency fits the US context. We are looking at questions such as:
- Does the app feel intuitive and easy to use
- Does the content resonate with you
- How does it fit into your daily routine
- What kind of impact do you experience over time
Your feedback will directly inform how we improve the product and prepare for a broader launch.
Joining The Pilot
Once you join, you will receive access to the app and guidance to get started. The app begins with a short onboarding, where you match your tinnitus sound and learn how the app works.
From there, Freequency becomes part of your daily routine. You will use the app in short sessions of 10 minutes per day, in your own environment, at your own pace. Along the way, you will also receive clear and accessible information about tinnitus and how the brain responds to it.
During the pilot, we will check in with you at a few key moments through short questionnaires. These help us understand your experience and track how things evolve over time.
In short, you can expect:
- A guided start to help you get comfortable with the app
- Daily sessions that fit into your routine
- Educational content
- A number of feedback moments spread over the pilot
Commitments
Your role in this pilot is simple but essential. We ask you to actively use the app and share your honest experience.
You do not need any prior experience with therapy or digital health tools. What matters most is that you are open to trying something new and willing to engage.
We do ask that you:
- Use the app regularly during the pilot period
- Complete questionnaires at set moments
- Share feedback openly, both positive and critical
This input is what allows us to truly learn and improve.
Inclusion
You can take part if you:
- Are 18 years or older
- Live in the United States
- Experience tinnitus
- Are open to trying a digital approach
Why join?
By joining, you get early access to a new way of working with tinnitus, while also contributing to the development of future care.
You are not just testing an app. You are helping shape how this approach will be offered to others in the United States.
Sign up for the pilot
If you would like to participate, you can sign up below. After registering, we will reach out with the next steps and onboarding instructions.