Hearing Test: Audiogram

Hearing Test is the most accurate pure-tone hearing test, audiogram, and hearing-range checker for Android. In just a few minutes you can screen your hearing across the full frequency range, build a personal audiogram, and see exactly where your hearing range begins and ends — all from your phone, with no internet connection required.

Using calibrated pure tones and a simple "do you hear it?" response, the app measures the quietest sounds you can detect at each frequency and charts the result as a clear, easy-to-read audiogram. It is the perfect tool for anyone who wants to keep an eye on their hearing health between professional check-ups.

▶ MAIN FEATURES
• Pure-tone audiometry across frequencies from 125 Hz to 8 kHz and beyond
• Separate left ear and right ear testing for an accurate, side-by-side picture
• Personal audiogram chart you can read, save, and revisit
• Hearing-age and hearing-range estimate based on your results
• Dedicated high-frequency hearing-range test (find your upper limit in kHz)
• Calibrated tones for consistent, repeatable measurements
• Save and compare results over time to track changes
• Clean dark mode that is easy on the eyes
• Fully offline — your results stay private on your device

▶ HOW TO USE
1. Put on a pair of headphones or earbuds.
2. Find a quiet room with as little background noise as possible.
3. Set your device volume to a comfortable medium level.
4. Start the test and tap whenever you can just barely hear the tone.
5. Repeat for each frequency and for both ears.
6. View your personal audiogram and hearing-range summary.

▶ WHO USES IT
• People who simply want to check their hearing at home
• Musicians and concertgoers exposed to loud sound
• Seniors monitoring age-related hearing loss
• Parents who want to test their kids' hearing
• Tinnitus-aware users tracking their hearing over time
• Students of audiology learning how an audiogram works

This app is a screening and educational tool, NOT a medical diagnosis. It cannot replace a professional examination — please see an audiologist or doctor for clinical testing and any hearing concerns. For valid results, always use headphones in a quiet environment.