AudioCardio Hearing & Tinnitus Hack 2.4.1 + Redeem Codes
Test, Strengthen, Relief & Aid
Developer: Audio Cardio, Inc
Category: Health & Fitness
Price: Free
Version: 2.4.1
ID: com.audiocardio.audiocardioapp
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Description
AudioCardio: Clinically proven hearing and sound therapy. Designed to strengthen your hearing and provide relief from tinnitus.
Simply take a hearing test and generate a personalized 60-minute sound therapy session, tailored to each ear.
It’s one session per day and you can listen to it while doing other activities like exercising or even listening to music.
AS SEEN ON: Fast Company’s World Changing Ideas Finalist., CNET, Yahoo!, Healthy Hearing, and more!
HIGHLIGHTS
• Sound therapy that aims to help maintain, protect and strengthen hearing
• Fast hearing check that creates a personalized sound therapy for your ears
• Generates hearing score, usage metrics and identifies targeted frequencies for each ear
• Integrates with your music, streaming services and other daily activities
CLINICALLY PROVEN
Using Threshold Sound Conditioning™ technology (TSC), our sound therapy stimulates the inner ear cells to target damaged hearing for each ear.
TSC technology had been clinically proven with:
- Stanford Univ.
- Samsung Medical Center
- Palo Alto Medical Foundation
- Nanjing Univ.
- Chung Ang Univ.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICING AND TERMS
AudioCardio offers 4 auto-renewing subscription options:
Basic Monthly - $ 9.99 / mo
Pro+ Monthly - $12.99 /mo
Pro+ Semi-Annual - $64.99 every 6 months
Pro+ Annual - $99.99 every 12 months
Payment will be charged to the credit card connected to your iTunes Account when you confirm the initial subscription purchase. Your subscription will automatically renew unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Your account will be charged for renewal within 24 hours prior to the end of the current period, and the cost of the renewal will be identified. You may manage your subscription and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to your Account Settings after the purchase. Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when you purchase a subscription, where applicable.
This price is for the United States. Pricing in other countries vary and may be converted to your local currency depending on your country of residence.
Terms & Conditions
https://audiocardio.com/terms-of-use-terms/
Privacy Policy
https://audiocardio.com/audio-cardio-privacy-policy/
Terms & Conditions
https://audiocardio.com/terms-of-use-terms/
Privacy Policy
https://audiocardio.com/audio-cardio-privacy-policy/
DISCLAIMER
This isn’t a clinical hearing test. This should be considered a hearing check or screening and cannot be used to prescribe a hearing aid. It should only be used as a method to see if you may have hearing loss since it is not a clinical hearing test.
This isn’t a medical device and hasn’t been reviewed by the FDA as a hearing loss solution. It’s not intended to self-diagnose any disease, injury or disability like tinnitus or hearing loss. If you believe you have hearing loss or tinnitus, please consult your doctor, or other qualified healthcare professional before using this app. Use this app at your own risk. AudioCardio™ does not take responsibility for direct or indirect damage that could result from its use.
Simply take a hearing test and generate a personalized 60-minute sound therapy session, tailored to each ear.
It’s one session per day and you can listen to it while doing other activities like exercising or even listening to music.
AS SEEN ON: Fast Company’s World Changing Ideas Finalist., CNET, Yahoo!, Healthy Hearing, and more!
HIGHLIGHTS
• Sound therapy that aims to help maintain, protect and strengthen hearing
• Fast hearing check that creates a personalized sound therapy for your ears
• Generates hearing score, usage metrics and identifies targeted frequencies for each ear
• Integrates with your music, streaming services and other daily activities
CLINICALLY PROVEN
Using Threshold Sound Conditioning™ technology (TSC), our sound therapy stimulates the inner ear cells to target damaged hearing for each ear.
TSC technology had been clinically proven with:
- Stanford Univ.
- Samsung Medical Center
- Palo Alto Medical Foundation
- Nanjing Univ.
- Chung Ang Univ.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICING AND TERMS
AudioCardio offers 4 auto-renewing subscription options:
Basic Monthly - $ 9.99 / mo
Pro+ Monthly - $12.99 /mo
Pro+ Semi-Annual - $64.99 every 6 months
Pro+ Annual - $99.99 every 12 months
Payment will be charged to the credit card connected to your iTunes Account when you confirm the initial subscription purchase. Your subscription will automatically renew unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Your account will be charged for renewal within 24 hours prior to the end of the current period, and the cost of the renewal will be identified. You may manage your subscription and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to your Account Settings after the purchase. Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when you purchase a subscription, where applicable.
This price is for the United States. Pricing in other countries vary and may be converted to your local currency depending on your country of residence.
Terms & Conditions
https://audiocardio.com/terms-of-use-terms/
Privacy Policy
https://audiocardio.com/audio-cardio-privacy-policy/
Terms & Conditions
https://audiocardio.com/terms-of-use-terms/
Privacy Policy
https://audiocardio.com/audio-cardio-privacy-policy/
DISCLAIMER
This isn’t a clinical hearing test. This should be considered a hearing check or screening and cannot be used to prescribe a hearing aid. It should only be used as a method to see if you may have hearing loss since it is not a clinical hearing test.
This isn’t a medical device and hasn’t been reviewed by the FDA as a hearing loss solution. It’s not intended to self-diagnose any disease, injury or disability like tinnitus or hearing loss. If you believe you have hearing loss or tinnitus, please consult your doctor, or other qualified healthcare professional before using this app. Use this app at your own risk. AudioCardio™ does not take responsibility for direct or indirect damage that could result from its use.
Version history
2.4.1
2023-07-09
-Minor bug fixes and performance enhancements
2.3.1
2023-06-19
-Minor bug fixes and performance enhancements
2.3.0
2023-06-13
-Minor bug fixes
2.2.1
2023-05-31
Minor bug fixes
2.2.0
2023-05-18
-Minor bug fixes
2.1.3
2022-11-18
-Performance enhancements
2.1.2
2022-11-09
-Minor bug fixes and performance enhancements
2.1.1
2022-11-01
-Minor bug fixes and performance enhancements
2.1.0
2022-10-13
- New Frequencies Added: 1500 Hz, 3000 Hz, and 6000 Hz
- New Frequency Programs
- Target 2 Frequencies Simultaneously per Ear
- Bug fixes
- New Frequency Programs
- Target 2 Frequencies Simultaneously per Ear
- Bug fixes
2.0.2
2022-10-04
- New Frequencies Added: 1500 Hz, 3000 Hz, and 6000 Hz
- New Frequency Programs
- Target 2 Frequencies Simultaneously per Ear
- New Frequency Programs
- Target 2 Frequencies Simultaneously per Ear
2.0.1
2022-09-29
- New Frequencies Added: 1500 Hz, 3000 Hz, and 6000 Hz
- New Frequency Programs
- Target 2 Frequencies Simultaneously per Ear
- New Frequency Programs
- Target 2 Frequencies Simultaneously per Ear
2.0.0
2022-09-28
- New Frequency Programs
- New Frequencies Added: 1500 Hz, 3000 Hz, and 6000 Hz
- New Ability to Target Two Frequencies per Ear
- New Frequencies Added: 1500 Hz, 3000 Hz, and 6000 Hz
- New Ability to Target Two Frequencies per Ear
1.8.1
2022-09-21
• Minor bug fixes
1.8.0
2022-09-20
• New Frequency Programs
1.7.8
2022-06-29
- Minor bug fixes
1.7.7
2021-11-03
-Minor bug fixes
1.7.6
2021-10-06
-Minor Bug Fixes
1.7.4
2021-09-02
-Minor bug fixes
1.7.3
2021-08-28
-Added text copy to navigation bar
1.7.2
2021-08-21
Minor Bug Fixes
1.7.1
2021-08-02
-Minor bug fixes
1.7.0
2021-07-02
-Minor bugs and performance enhancements
1.6.9
2021-06-18
-Minor bug fixes and performance enhancements
1.6.8
2021-03-25
- Hearing Score Update
- Bug Fixes and Performance Enhancements
- Bug Fixes and Performance Enhancements
1.6.7
2021-03-02
Bug Fixes and Performance Enhancements
Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases
| Item | Price | iPhone/iPad | Android |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pro Monthly (Full access to proprietary sound therapy) |
Free |
IB343148691✱✱✱✱✱ | B20272F✱✱✱✱✱ |
| Basic Monthly (Basic access to our proprietary sound therapy) |
Free |
IB188543338✱✱✱✱✱ | D2DA132✱✱✱✱✱ |
| Pro 12 Months (Full access to our proprietary sound therapy) |
Free |
IB763114951✱✱✱✱✱ | 1C4920A✱✱✱✱✱ |
| Pro 6 Months (Full access to our proprietary sound therapy) |
Free |
IB348821141✱✱✱✱✱ | 985AD64✱✱✱✱✱ |
Ways to hack AudioCardio Hearing & Tinnitus
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Ratings
4.4 out of 5
244 Ratings
Reviews
MrFlytrap,
Very good. Could be great.
Pros:
- Only app of its kind afaik
- I like the new option to target specific frequencies (in Pro)
Cons:
- Expensive (for Pro)
- No dark mode
- The button scaling has a LOT of problems.
— When listening to music, the Change Program button is completely covered by the music player
— When using Zoomed Display (iOS Settings -> Display & Brightness -> Display Zoom), the buttons and images do not scale which makes it impossible to read or click some of them
— The pull down for the music player is under the clock. I realize you can swipe the screen down, but the way it is, you can’t read the clock nor touch the button.
- When you are retaking the assessment, you must toggle the volume to hear every tone except the first
Suggestions:
- In the original version, you could change the music volume independently of the therapy volume. I miss that.
- You used to be able to set a music EQ for each ear based on your assessment as well.
- I wish there were a shuffle button when starting a playlist instead of having to pick a song first
- Only app of its kind afaik
- I like the new option to target specific frequencies (in Pro)
Cons:
- Expensive (for Pro)
- No dark mode
- The button scaling has a LOT of problems.
— When listening to music, the Change Program button is completely covered by the music player
— When using Zoomed Display (iOS Settings -> Display & Brightness -> Display Zoom), the buttons and images do not scale which makes it impossible to read or click some of them
— The pull down for the music player is under the clock. I realize you can swipe the screen down, but the way it is, you can’t read the clock nor touch the button.
- When you are retaking the assessment, you must toggle the volume to hear every tone except the first
Suggestions:
- In the original version, you could change the music volume independently of the therapy volume. I miss that.
- You used to be able to set a music EQ for each ear based on your assessment as well.
- I wish there were a shuffle button when starting a playlist instead of having to pick a song first
Sakenu,
Not sure what to think of this app yet
Wonder if it is gimmicky. Been trying for it for sometime and trying to see if it makes a difference. So far haven’t seen a difference but will continue. Don’t like it that it is a paid subscription and not that cheap.
Updated and lowered my rating since I found a few bugs with the app. Have sent those bugs to the company hopefully they can resolve it. But for the paid subscription would think it should be less or free if essentially we are beta’ing the app.
Update April 10, 2022. So got email from developer. App still has a few bugs and hope they can fix it soon. Updated my review from 2 to 3 since app developers seem to really want to fix their product and are receptive to feedback. But for price would think their main part of volume control should be fixed since this is main part of the therapy. Hopefully it works in future will try again once app is more stable with bugs fixed. Concept and practice seems to be easy and straight forward and hopefully it can help with hearing loss and tinnitus.
Updated and lowered my rating since I found a few bugs with the app. Have sent those bugs to the company hopefully they can resolve it. But for the paid subscription would think it should be less or free if essentially we are beta’ing the app.
Update April 10, 2022. So got email from developer. App still has a few bugs and hope they can fix it soon. Updated my review from 2 to 3 since app developers seem to really want to fix their product and are receptive to feedback. But for price would think their main part of volume control should be fixed since this is main part of the therapy. Hopefully it works in future will try again once app is more stable with bugs fixed. Concept and practice seems to be easy and straight forward and hopefully it can help with hearing loss and tinnitus.
Jar el,
Great App for improving and protecting your hearing.
I am a singer with the band having their amps behind me and monitors in front of me. My hearing was taking a downturn. I searched the internet for something that would help my hearing and ran across an article on this app. I have used this app for about 2 months now and have been very happy with it. As with all new apps, there have been a few glitches. The graphs didn’t work. Some of the music in my playlist could not play through this app. But the use of the app for protecting and improving my hearing, worked flawlessly! I used the app everyday for over a month and really saw an improvement in my hearing. I use it now every few days to maintain and protect my hearing. I will try the graphs in the next few days to see if this update has addressed that issue. This is a great app. Keep improving and expanding its uses.
Indyblakester,
It has helped my tinnitus
I have been using the app pretty diligently for about a year now. I developed sudden tonal tinnitus at the age of 57 with a pitch of around 8,000 mhz. While I use AudioCardio every day for at least an hour, I don’t really think it has improved my hearing…though perhaps it has helped me maintain where I am. However, I do believe it has worked to calm my tinnitus significantly. There is something about those tones that seem like maybe they stimulate something in my ear/brain that decreases the tinnitus volume. There are still some days where it is louder and more distracting and I will listen to the audio cardio more on those days – and eventually it seems to quiet things down. I am appreciative of this app for sure as there aren’t many consistent ways to affect tinnitus. Thank you!
DrGOT,
A true 21st Century miracle!
I began AudioCardio treatment in earnest just 9 days ago committing to my own self-motivated regimen of two hours daily. Within my first 4 days, my hearing ability skyrocketed from 73.4% to 86.9% - WOW! I cannot begin to describe in words alone what this means to me as an avid audiophile and classically-trained pianist. Music has always been a major component of my life and having my hearing restored without any drugs, surgery, or hearing aids is like a 21st century miracle to me. I believe this is the type of company Warren Buffett tell us to pay attention to - the product is straightforward, easy to understand m, and easy to explain. I have quickly become an AudioCardio investor and evangelist. FYI - as of the time of this review, my latest AudioCardio hearing assessment now shows 92.9%
DoubledG,
App does not work
This app stopped working just short of a month of use. I subscribed to access the TSC feature, but before the month was over, the app would not let me access that feature. I uninstalled and reinstalled a couple of times, but that did not work. My subscription renewal was two weeks away. I emailed the app support, but never received a response. I don’t think the app ever was fully functional, but the TSC feature was good. Unfortunately, the app stopped working so I cancelled my subscription.
Update - I was contacted directly by the app developer to address the problems I was having. They listened and fixed the issues with the app and it’s working great now! I’ve revised my rating to reflect the app and the customer service I received. Thank you!
Update - I was contacted directly by the app developer to address the problems I was having. They listened and fixed the issues with the app and it’s working great now! I’ve revised my rating to reflect the app and the customer service I received. Thank you!
Vulgy,
Doesn’t Work to Improve Hearing or Relieve Tinnitus
I’ve been using this awhile now and have been very disciplined in my daily use. In that time, my hearing hasn’t improved at all and I believe my tinnitus has actually gotten worse as I now have an occasional beep, beep, beep like the App.
Some things that you should know. First the App is clunky and needs refinement. It is impossible to adjust because, when you hear the sound in the selected range you don’t know which of the two frequencies to adjust as it plays both simultaneously. As such, you are never really confident in your settings. Also, if you have been diagnosed with presbycusis it is likely you’ll never hear 12,000 hertz again so don’t waste a bunch of time like I did as this is where the App will default if that’s where you have the most loss.
All in all, this has been hugely disappointing. I’m glad it’s working for others - if those reports are true.
Some things that you should know. First the App is clunky and needs refinement. It is impossible to adjust because, when you hear the sound in the selected range you don’t know which of the two frequencies to adjust as it plays both simultaneously. As such, you are never really confident in your settings. Also, if you have been diagnosed with presbycusis it is likely you’ll never hear 12,000 hertz again so don’t waste a bunch of time like I did as this is where the App will default if that’s where you have the most loss.
All in all, this has been hugely disappointing. I’m glad it’s working for others - if those reports are true.
BtotheJohnson,
Results TBD, promising concept, room to improve.
I’ve been using audio cardio for about two months now due to tinnitus and also discovered I have hearing 30 years ahead of my age. It’s hard to properly compare my progress, as I used some different headphones at the beginning until I bought and settled on using AirPod Pros since they are most convenient and comfortable but still sound decent.
None the less, my tinnitus has not shown a noticeable positive change, though I will say mine maaay be caused by neck/shoulder issues that are not yet resolved or improved.
A couple notes:
Positive:
-easy to use
Areas to improve:
-there’s an allowed volume range while testing or doing therapy, which is not helpful, as you could accidentally think you made big improvements or got worse just by running at a different volume. I think the app should lock you in to *one* volume. The mimi hearing test demonstrates this well.
-it’s very hard to view progress. No graphs, yet all the data is there.
-the price seems quite steep, though I would be down to pay a higher price like it’s current price if it straight up made big improvements in my hearing
I hope to update in a few months after I’ve used it for a bit longer.
None the less, my tinnitus has not shown a noticeable positive change, though I will say mine maaay be caused by neck/shoulder issues that are not yet resolved or improved.
A couple notes:
Positive:
-easy to use
Areas to improve:
-there’s an allowed volume range while testing or doing therapy, which is not helpful, as you could accidentally think you made big improvements or got worse just by running at a different volume. I think the app should lock you in to *one* volume. The mimi hearing test demonstrates this well.
-it’s very hard to view progress. No graphs, yet all the data is there.
-the price seems quite steep, though I would be down to pay a higher price like it’s current price if it straight up made big improvements in my hearing
I hope to update in a few months after I’ve used it for a bit longer.
AndrewGolden,
I noticed Big changes in my hearing!!!
I started using the app back in November 2022 after I got my hearing tested. My high frequencies were not great at all. Too be honest, didn’t see much changes at first but around January I was making 5 decibel changes in certain frequencies and started to take it seriously by doing it daily. And then weirdly enough I started to hear and notice the most minute sounds like water droplets, leaves rustling, and random sounds in daily life which you kind of forget about at my age. It’s truly miraculous that I’m hearing all these little sounds again that you take for granted and although my hearing isn’t perfect, it’s just nice to feel that I’m making progress :)
Rugbynats,
Excellent for those who have issues with hearing
I noticed a decline in my hearing a few years back but never did anything about it since I wasn’t financially ready to buy a set of hearing aids. After doing some research on some alternative options I decided to give audiocardio a try. I have to say, I am really surprised and impressed on how much a difference it has already made. I recently went to a restaurant and noticed I was picking up sounds a lot better than before, conversations weren’t as muffled. Definitely give this app a shot, especially if you are looking for a cheaper alternative. Best thing is that I can do the sound therapy whenever I want.
