Audio Cardio

You should really optimize page load. Your current homepage weighs a whopping 30MB, you're killing peoples data plans.

Hi Makers and Hunters! 👋 I’m Chris, CEO and cofounder of Audio Cardio. Audio Cardio was built by our team of scientists, inventors and entrepreneurs. Audio Cardio is a mobile app that helps to protect and strengthen your hearing using sound signals while you listen to your favorite music from some of your favorite sources, like Spotify. These sound signals are specifically created for your unique hearing thresholds. Hearing loss is often gradual, unchecked and / or ignored. Maintaining, protecting and improving your hearing can have a tremendous impact on your overall mental and physical health. Studies have shown that hearing loss accelerates and polarizes depression, cognitive decline, along with other disabilities, diseases and healthcare costs. I personally witnessed this as I watched my grandfather suffer from dementia until he finally passed. For some background, my grandfather was an engineer who worked on military jets in the Air Force, then again for an airline and has been around machinery and loud environments his entire life. Due to this unfortunate experience, Audio Cardio is more than just a project for me. Having completed clinical trials with Stanford, Palo Alto Medical Foundation and Samsung Medical Center to name a few, Audio Cardio is working to help individuals access and manage affordable hearing health and care before it's too late. (p.s. it’s never too late to work on your health) 😉

any plans for an android version? Looks like a cool concept

Interesting idea. Will try this out and report back. cc @suzywillow

Tool little is developed for those that are hearing impaired, glad to see this APP launch on PR!

Hey @razkarmi please add the maker to this product (@chrisjamesellis). He was preparing for a PH, but you were first.

@razkarmi the hearing in my Right ear is so poor that i cannot hear any of the calibrations do you have any plans to offer a wider range of frequencies?