Our mission
Tinnitus doesn't keep office hours or waiting lists. We believe good tinnitus care belongs within everyone's reach — at home, affordable, and without the wait.
Looking for tinnitus help too often starts with being put on hold: waiting times in hearing care can run up to nearly a year. That's exactly when you want to be able to do something. That's what we build Freequency for — so you can start today, even while you're still on a waiting list, and always alongside your treatment.
To us, accessible means: no expensive equipment, no clinic room, no barriers. Everything you need is your phone and a pair of headphones. That's how we bring care to the place where you feel most at ease — at home, at your moment, in your way.
What we stand for
From the first sketch to every new feature, these three principles decide what we build — and what we don't.
Care that works at home
Practice where you feel comfortable: on the couch, at the kitchen table, or on the go. Freequency brings techniques from the treatment room into your own home — always alongside your care, never instead of it.
Start instead of wait
Waiting times in hearing care can run up to many months — exactly the period when you want to be doing something. Freequency lets you get started on your own, so waiting no longer means standing still.
Affordable for everyone
No expensive equipment or VR headset: your phone and a pair of headphones are enough. And through offer codes from clinics and hospitals, we keep the threshold as low as we can.
Honest about money
Freequency is paid for by the people who use it — not by ads or the sale of data. Every subscription goes back into the mission.
Back into research
We invest in scientific validation: pilots at hospital ENT departments, outcome measurements with the Tinnitus Functional Index, and the road toward independent studies. That's how tomorrow's tinnitus care gets better.
Content with real people
Every video and article in the app is created and recorded by real audiologists, psychologists, and people with tinnitus themselves — no stock footage, no AI voices. We give them a stage, even when their story isn't a success story.
Building the app further
New exercises, languages, and features — driven by feedback from users and the advisory board. That's how Freequency keeps growing with the people who count on it.
That's how we stay independent: no ads, no data sales — an app that earns its keep by making care better.
Work with us
From content creators to care specialists and researchers — Freequency grows thanks to people who share their expertise. Sound like you?

Reviews
Honest experiences from people who practice every day.
My tinnitus tone is still there, but the disturbance is gone.
Maybe it works, maybe it doesn't, but I've been symptom-free for a month!
Well, what do you know — that whistling is gone.
You teach your brain that the sound is simply there. That it's not dangerous.
Ten minutes of rest on the couch. That became my moment.
This is how I got my grip back.
From being tinnitus, back to being Ingrid.
Finally sleeping without the radio on. First time in months.
The professor feels like a friendly coach in your pocket.
Finally I understand what's happening in my head. That alone brings calm.
After a few weeks I noticed I was just reading a book again in the evening.
The ringing is still there, but it no longer decides my day.
My 200-day streak says enough, I think.
Small effort, ten minutes a day. And it really works.
