Work with us
Audiologists, psychologists, designers, and developers work on Freequency. People with tinnitus help us test and improve it too. For the videos and articles in the app, we work with specialists who share their own knowledge and experience. We could use your help with that.
Do you work in hearing care, create content, do research, or do you have tinnitus yourself and want to make a difference for others? We'd love to hear from you. One email is all it takes to get acquainted.
The roles
Signing up is as simple as sending an email: tell us briefly who you are and what you do, and we'll get back to you shortly.
Content creator
Do you make videos, podcasts, or posts about hearing, health, or games? We would like to work with you to show people Freequency, perhaps in a review or a video about the exercises.
Care specialist
Are you an audiologist, hearing care professional, or ENT specialist? Help shape the program and keep it grounded in everyday practice.
Psychologist or therapist
Do you work with ACT or CBT, or support people with tinnitus? Help us improve the exercises and explanations using what you see in your own practice.
Researcher
Do you research tinnitus? We welcome work with universities and research groups, for example on outcome studies or new ways to measure effects.
Ambassador
Do you have tinnitus yourself and want to help others move forward? Share your story, be the first to test new features, or become a community ambassador.
Translator
Is your native language still missing from the app? Help us translate the text and program so they sound natural in your language too.
Nothing here quite fits, but you have an idea? Tell us about it. Get in touch
Contact
Have a question about the app, an idea, or an interest in working together? Send us a message. We usually reply within one business day.
