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Sylence
Tinnitus relief sound, matched to your own pitch
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Tinnitus relief sound, matched to your own pitch
2 followers
Match the pitch of your tinnitus by ear. Then every sound is built on your phone with a quiet gap carved at that pitch: noise, rain, ocean, fan and 30 real recordings. Masking and relief support. Free to start, no account. iPhone and Android.
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Hi Product Hunt! I'm Kyrillos, the solo developer behind Sylence.
I have tinnitus. Every app I tried was a folder of white-noise files with a timer, and none of them cared that the ringing has a pitch. So I built one that starts there.
How it works:
1. You match the pitch of your ringing by ear: two tones play, you tap the closer one, then fine-tune down to the hertz. Each ear can be matched on its own.
2. Every sound is then made on your phone with a quiet gap (a notch) carved at your pitch: white, pink or brown noise, plus real recordings like rain, ocean, a fan or crickets.
3. It plays under podcasts and YouTube instead of pausing them, and there's a dark sleep screen with a slow fade and guided breathing for the hard nights.
Honest part: the research on notched sound is mixed, so Sylence is for masking, relief and getting used to it, and it makes no medical claims. The site lays out the studies: https://sylence.app/#research
No account, no ads. Your pitch and diary stay on your phone.
Free: pitch matching, masking with noise plus rain, fan or ocean, the sleep timer and breathing, and your first notched listen. Pro adds the notch on every listen, the 30-sound mixer and the diary: $9.99/month with a free week, $79.99/year, or $149.99 once.
If you have tinnitus, I'd love to hear whether the match lands on a number you believe. Questions about the audio side are welcome too.