Pure-Tone Audiometry
Pure-tone audiometry screens your hearing. Tones at different frequencies are played at decreasing volume; you indicate the softest you can hear at each frequency, building a personal audiogram.
Key Features
- Multiple frequencies
- Descending threshold search
- Personal audiogram plot
- Left/right ear
- 100% client-side
Use Cases
- Self hearing check
- Baseline before loud events
- Tracking changes over time
How to Use
- Put on headphones
- Press when you hear a tone
- Repeat per frequency/ear
- View your audiogram
- Compare across sessions
Practical Tips
- Quiet room, good headphones
- Don’t guess on silence
- Not a substitute for clinical audiometry
- Retest in similar conditions
FAQ
- Is this a medical test?
- No — it is a screening only; see an audiologist for diagnosis.
- Why per frequency?
- Hearing loss often affects specific frequencies (e.g., high tones) first.