HearEasy - Sound Amplifier

Use your iPhone microphone and headphones to amplify nearby sound. Includes four scenes, fine tuning, recordings, a listening check, and lock-screen listening.

HearEasy is an everyday sound amplification tool for iPhone. Connect wired or Bluetooth headphones, and the app uses the iPhone microphone to capture nearby sound, process it on the device, and play it through your headphones.

Key features:

• Four listening scenes: Conversation, Indoor, TV, and Outdoor. • Clear volume controls with large buttons and a step-by-step slider. • Six-band Fine Tuning for personal sound adjustment. • Listening Check for an in-app tuning reference. It is not a medical hearing test or diagnosis. • On-device recordings that you can play, share, or delete. • Continued listening while the screen is locked. Incoming calls, Siri, audio interruptions, or disconnected headphones pause listening safely. • A complete English video guide with a real female voice, plus written instructions. • Three appearance themes: Calm Teal, Warm Apricot, and Clear Indigo. • System-language matching by default, with manual Simplified Chinese and English options in Settings.

Privacy:

This release has no account system, advertising, analytics, or tracking SDK. Audio processing happens on the device. Listening Check results, sound settings, and recordings remain on the user's device unless the user chooses to share a recording through the iOS share sheet.

Important use information:

• Headphones must be connected before amplification can start, reducing feedback risk. • Start at a low volume and increase it gradually. • Wired headphones usually have lower latency; Bluetooth headphones may have noticeable delay. • Obtain permission before recording another person's conversation and follow local law.

HearEasy is a sound amplification and personal tuning tool, not a medical device. It does not diagnose, treat, cure, or replace a professional hearing examination. Stop using it and consult a doctor or hearing professional if you experience ear pain, suddenly increased ringing, or a noticeable change in hearing.