Hearing Test - Audiogram

How well do you hear? Find out in a couple of quiet minutes.

Hearing Self-Check plays soft pure tones at different pitches, one ear at a time, and maps what you can hear onto a personal left/right audiogram. It's a simple, private way to keep an eye on your hearing between real check-ups.

WHAT IT DOES

• Pure-tone check across 8 pitches (250–8000 Hz), right and left ear separately

• History of your last 30 checks — each new audiogram overlays the previous one as a faded line, so changes stand out

• Add a note to any check (after a concert, a cold, new earbuds)

• Share a check's summary and values with family or your doctor

• Home-screen widget: see when you last checked and start a new check in one tap

• Back up your history to a file and restore it on a new phone

• Practice tone to set a comfortable volume before you start, plus a built-in how-to guide

• Pulsed tones — easier to notice than a steady beep

• Tinnitus mode: a gently wobbling (warble) tone, so you can tell the test sound apart from the ringing

• Fully offline — the test runs on your device and your results are never uploaded

• Auto-advances if you don't answer, so the test never gets stuck — and Undo takes back a mis-tap

• Ear Age Test (just for fun): how high a pitch can you still hear? Share your ear age as an image card

• Available in 15 languages

WHO IT'S FOR

• Anyone curious about their hearing

• People who work around loud noise or use earbuds a lot

• People with tinnitus who want a test tone that stands out from the ringing

FOR REFERENCE ONLY

This app is not a medical device and does not diagnose or treat any condition. Results depend on your device, headphones and volume, so they are relative — not calibrated dB HL. For a real hearing test, please see an ENT specialist or audiologist.

Put on your headphones, find a quiet spot, and check your hearing now.