EbbChart - Track Your Hearing

Name: EbbChart - Track Your Hearing
Author: David McAvinue

By: David McAvinue App

Hearing tracker for Ménière's

Overview

Apple Apps Store

Version:

1.0

Last updated: 2026-07-06

Ranking

#1,280,962 ▲ 317,968

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Track your hearing between appointments. Capture the changes your ENT never gets to see, spot patterns over time, and walk into every visit with objective data.

Track your hearing between appointments.

EbbChart helps people with fluctuating hearing conditions understand what’s changing over time. Whether you’re living with Ménière’s disease, cochlear hydrops, tinnitus or unexplained hearing fluctuations, EbbChart helps you track how your hearing changes over time.

Run calibrated hearing tests directly on your iPhone, track symptoms such as tinnitus, fullness, vertigo and fatigue, and build a detailed record of your hearing journey.

Unlike a single clinic visit, EbbChart captures what happens between appointments - helping you identify patterns, spot patterns over time, and provide your ENT or audiologist with meaningful longitudinal data.

Features

• Run audiogram-style hearing tests in minutes • Track tinnitus, fullness, vertigo, fatigue and other symptoms • Log treatments, medications and potential triggers • View your hearing history on audiogram charts • Identify trends and correlations over time • Generate reports to share with your ENT or audiologist • Import hearing test data from Apple Health

Designed specifically for fluctuating hearing conditions including Ménière’s disease, cochlear hydrops and other forms of variable hearing loss.

EbbChart currently supports:

• Apple AirPods Pro (recommended) • Sony WH-1000XM3 • Sony WH-1000XM6

Additional headphone support is being added over time.

You can also import hearing tests from Apple Health, including tests performed using supported third-party hearing test apps.

Your data stays yours. No advertising. No data selling.

EbbChart is a personal wellness tool for tracking and recording your own hearing test results and symptoms over time. It does not provide a medical diagnosis or treatment and is not a substitute for professional medical care. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before making any medical decisions.