There's no cure for tinnitus, and we won't claim one. But habituation — your brain learning to file the sound under ignore — is real, evidence-based, and trainable. QuietEar is the tool we're building to get you there.
QuietEar is in development — waitlist members calibrate first.
your brain, flagging the ringing as a threat — every minute
your brain, after habituation — signal filed under: ignore
There is no cure for tinnitus, and QuietEar won't claim one.
But habituation — the brain learning to stop attending to the sound — is real, evidence-based, and trainable.
That's what we're building.
Layer rain over brown noise over a fan. Shaped masking you can fall asleep to — not one looping airplane MP3.
Log spikes in seconds: loudness, sleep, stress, caffeine. The record your audiologist always asks for.
CBT-lite daily sessions built on the principles audiologists use. Ten minutes a day, the evidence-based path.
Pricing is planned, not final. Joining the waitlist locks in the founding rate. Nothing is charged today — there is nothing to charge for yet.
No. Nothing does, and anyone who tells you otherwise is selling something. What habituation does is reduce how much you notice the sound and how much it bothers you — for many people, dramatically. That's the outcome we're building toward, honestly and without shortcuts.
It's in development now. We're building the masking mixer and spike diary first, then the habituation program. The waitlist hears before anyone else, and founding members help shape the calibration.
Early access ahead of public launch, the founding price locked in, and a direct line into development — your spikes, your triggers, your feedback help decide what gets built. No spam, no charge, one email when there's something real to try.
No. QuietEar is a self-help tool, not a medical device and not a replacement for an audiologist or ENT. See one — especially if your tinnitus is new, pulsatile, or in one ear only. We're a companion to clinical care, never a substitute for it.
You can — and if a looping rain track gets you to sleep tonight, use it. We're building something different: shaped, layerable masking that doesn't fatigue, plus a structured program to retrain attention. Not a button that plays rain — a method.