Articles by Jeffrey Lanters

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Co-founder and Chief Product Officer

Jeffrey wrote 6 articles for Freequency. You will find them below, newest first.

November 3, 2026

Insights: see how your week with tinnitus really went

The Journal tab is now called Insights. It turns the check-ins you already log after each session into a Freequency score, eight weekly cards and a day-by-day view, so you can see what your better days have in common.

Accessibility Week: how Freequency works for you

2 min read

October 5, 2026

Accessibility Week: how Freequency works for you

It's Accessibility Week, a good time to share how we work on accessibility at Freequency, from the choices we make when designing a screen to testing it with people who use accessibility features every day, and how their feedback helps us improve the app with each update.

Everything you need to know about the new Freequency update

8 min read

August 24, 2026

Everything you need to know about the new Freequency update

This is the biggest update Freequency has ever had. There's a new tab for practising, a second way to practise, a journal that sees more than just your tinnitus, and a search that covers everything in the app at once. A few things are also gone — and those are the ones that deserve an explanation. Here's the whole picture in a few minutes.

4 min read

August 24, 2026

Augmented reality on Android

Freequency places birds in the room around you, and that only works if your phone understands the space you're in. On Android that comes from Google Play Services for AR, or ARCore. Here's what it does, why the exercise depends on it, and how to check whether your phone supports it.

4 min read

August 24, 2026

Redeeming a code on Android

Redeeming a Freequency code on Android doesn't start in the Play Store. A Google Play code is tied to a plan rather than to your account balance, so you tap the subscription first and redeem at checkout. Here's the exact flow, and what to do when a code is refused.

Freequency wins Best Applied Game at the Dutch Game Awards!

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December 12, 2025

Freequency wins Best Applied Game at the Dutch Game Awards!

Freequency has won the Best Applied Game award at the Dutch Game Awards, recognizing its impact on improving the lives of people with tinnitus. The jury praised its evidence-based approach and real-world effectiveness, emphasizing that the game delivers meaningful results despite its functional design. The team dedicates the award to everyone living with tinnitus in the Netherlands and hopes it contributes to greater awareness, understanding, and a stronger focus on self-management in tinnitus care.

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