HushTrace: Tinnitus Log

HushTrace is a private, on-device tinnitus tracker. Log your ringing in one tap, find what makes it worse, keep track of what helps, and walk into your audiologist or ENT with a clear, organized record. What HushTrace does - One-tap tinnitus check: rate loudness from 0 to 10, how much it bothers you, and how much it affected your day, with a simple pitch self-match and the ear. - Trigger and exposure logging: note loud noise, caffeine, stress, poor sleep, and your own custom triggers. - Loudness trend over weeks, with a running quiet-time streak so you can see the calm days add up. - Relief-technique tracker: log what you try, like white noise, masking sound, breathing, or earplugs, and how well it helped. - Likely aggravators: HushTrace looks at how your loudness behaved in the hours after each trigger, compared with your overall average, and ranks what your log suggests is aggravating it. - Audiologist Visit Report: a clean PDF that summarizes your checks, loudness trend, triggers, relief, and hearing records to print or share. - Apple Watch: a one-tap check, a quick trigger tap, and a glance at today's loudness and your quiet-time streak. - Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets: today's average loudness and your weekly trend. Free and Pro Free logs tinnitus checks and triggers, shows the loudness trend and the quiet-time streak, and builds the audiologist report for the last 30 days. A one-time Pro unlock adds relief-effectiveness tracking, the trigger and exposure correlation, your full history beyond 30 days, and private iCloud sync across your iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. One payment, yours forever, no subscription. Private by design Your data lives on your device and in your personal iCloud. No accounts, no analytics, no tracking. Important HushTrace is an informational log. It does not diagnose, treat, prevent, or cure tinnitus or any hearing condition. The loudness and pitch you enter are your own self-ratings, not a hearing test. Track your own pattern and share it with your audiologist or ENT. For any decision about your hearing, talk with a qualified clinician. Terms of Use (Apple Standard EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/