Press kit
Everything you need in one place: the story, the facts, the logos, and the imagery. Use whatever helps — and if you're missing something, one email is enough.
The essentials
The short version of who we are and what we make — ready to quote.
Boilerplate
Freequency is the tinnitus app that turns guideline-based exposure techniques into a calm daily game: ten minutes a day with your own tinnitus tone, guided by Professor Tone through a 100-day program.
Freequency combines science, technology, and gameplay into one app that helps people gain more control over their tinnitus. The 100-day program is built on exposure therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy — recommended in the European tinnitus guideline — and is developed with an international advisory board of audiologists, psychologists, and scientists. Freequency was founded in the Netherlands in 2022, won the audience award of the Dutch National Healthcare Innovation Prize in 2025, and is used in pilots with hospitals and audiology centers. The app is available for iOS and Android.
One request: Freequency is not a medical device. When writing about the app, please avoid medical claims — "helps you gain more control over your tinnitus" is accurate; "cures tinnitus" is not.
Fact sheet
- Founded
- 2022, the Netherlands
- Product
- Tinnitus app with a 100-day program
- Method
- Exposure therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
- Guide
- Professor Tone, voiced by real experts
- Platforms
- iOS and Android
- Pricing
- Subscription — every plan starts with 3 days free
- Team
- Eight makers, from healthcare to game design
- Recognition
- Audience award, Dutch National Healthcare Innovation Prize 2025
Downloads
All assets are free to use in publications about Freequency. Click any item to download it in full resolution.
Logos
The wordmark and the icon, as scalable vectors — or grab the pack with PNGs in multiple resolutions. Use them on calm, light backgrounds and give them room to breathe.
The app in use
Lifestyle imagery of the app in daily life, plus a set of iPhone screenshots straight from the app — ready for articles, previews, and social posts.
Professor Tone
The friendly guide of the 100-day program — with the little bird on his shoulder.
Photos and documents
The team behind the app, and the science behind the program in writing.
Brand
Warm, calm, and human — the brand looks the way the app feels. These are the colors and letters we use for that.
The colors
Typography
Freequency is set in Nave, a rounded sans-serif we use from thin to black. Headings are heavy and tightly spaced; body text stays light and airy. In your own publication, your own fonts are of course just fine.
Using the brand
Feel free to
- Use the logos and imagery on this page in articles, reviews, and posts about Freequency.
- Place the logo on a calm, light background and give it room to breathe.
- Quote freely from the boilerplate and the fact sheet — that's what they're for.
- Crop the lifestyle imagery to fit your layout, as long as the app stays recognizable.
Please avoid
- Recolor, stretch, outline, or add effects to the logo.
- Suggest that Freequency cures tinnitus or replaces professional care.
- Use the assets to imply endorsement of another product or service.
- Edit app imagery or place it in a misleading context.
Get started
Ten minutes a day. Your phone. Your own tone. That's all it takes — and the first 3 days are free.
Freequency complements your existing care and does not replace it. Use it in consultation with your audiologist or healthcare professional.
