Tinnitus & Ear Ringing Relief

That ringing in your ears is real — and you're not alone. An estimated 750 million people live with tinnitus. It's usually loudest in the quiet: lights off, house asleep, nothing left to drown it out.

Tinara was built around that exact moment.

FIND YOUR FREQUENCY
Tinnitus rings a little differently for everyone. Tinara's frequency matcher sweeps from 125 Hz to 15,000 Hz so you can find the tone closest to your own ringing — then shapes masking around that exact frequency, instead of throwing generic noise at the problem.

SOUND THAT KEEPS PLAYING
The complaint we heard most while building this: the sound cuts out. Screen locks, a call comes in, another app opens — and the silence rushes back in exactly when you need it least. Tinara is built to keep playing through the lock screen and alongside other apps — and to pick right back up on its own after a call ends.

16 SOUNDS, 3-LAYER MIXER
Rain, waves, fan hum, brown noise, white noise, and more — 16 tuned sounds you can layer three at a time and balance to your own ear, so the mix never feels flat or repetitive.

SLEEP MODE
Set a fade-out anywhere from 30 minutes to 8 hours, or let it run all night. Your alarm always wins — Tinara never overrides it.

A JOURNAL THAT TAKES 10 SECONDS
Log tonight's intensity and what might have triggered it — about ten seconds, most nights. Keep it up for a few weeks and Tinara starts showing you your own patterns: which days run louder, what tends to come before them.

HONEST PRICING
The price is the price — no surprise jumps at renewal. Cancel anytime in Settings.

Tinara requires an auto-renewing subscription for full access (yearly, monthly, or weekly). Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the period ends — cancel anytime in your App Store settings.

Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Tinara supports relaxation and sound-based relief. It is not medical advice, a diagnosis, or a substitute for professional care. If your tinnitus is new, sudden, or getting worse, please see a doctor.