ReDi

Name: ReDi
Rating: 4.5 (177 reviews)
Author: MED-EL

By: MED-EL

Listening and speech practice

Features & Capabilities

ReDi is an easy-to-use rehabilitation app designed to help users of hearing technology practice listening and speech skills. Exercises are self-guided, structured across different levels of difficulty, and provide immediate feedback. ReDi works wherever you are, on your mobile device, with scalable challenges and real-time responses to your performance.

This app is ideal for individuals who don’t have a practice partner and is suitable for users with hearing implants or hearing aids. Rooted in clinical practice and continually refined, ReDi is platform-based and designed for older children, teenagers, and adults, ensuring accessibility and ongoing improvement.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Accessibility

By:

MED-EL

Rating:

4.50

(177) 6 new ratings

Version:

3.5.1 Last updated: 2026-05-21

Version code:

885576994

Creation date:

2020-05-19

Compatible devices:

Size:

88.07MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-05

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 121,050 ▲ 1,684

Other platforms

ReDi (v3.5.2)

24,047 4.41

(418)

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Developed by:

MED-EL

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/redi/id1506576790

Website:

https://www.medel.com/hearing-solutions/apps#rehab

User Reviews

I enjoyed this part of the app until it stopped working 2 weeks ago. Keep getting error messages when I try to provide my answer.

by ra*****, 2025-07-26

It’s free to use and has been helpful. Although my kid keeps making fart noises.

by Be*****, 2025-06-29

Nice app, for the most part. I recognize that a lot of work was put into creating these exercises. However, some speakers speak too fast, don’t speak clearly, or don’t enunciate well. Some words are also not pronounced correctly which makes listening difficult. Occasionally I had to choose an incorrect answer because the correct answer was not being recognized as the correct response. At times, the recording begins as soon as one hits the “start” button. A slight pause would be helpful and less stressful.