Screen time for your ears.
HearTime tracks how long and how loud you listen, so you can protect your hearing for the long run.
HearTime hasn't launched yet — we're finishing up before submitting to the stores.
Screen time for your ears
HearTime tracks how long and how loud you listen, so you can protect your hearing for the long run.
Loud and long, at a glance
We estimate your daily sound dose from volume and time — the same idea audiologists use.
Gentle nudges, never nagging
Set a daily sound budget and get a calm heads-up as you approach it. Snooze is always one tap away.
Everything you need, nothing you don't
A calm set of tools for understanding — and gently managing — how your ears are doing.
Sound budget
Set a daily listening allotment, overall or per app, with a warning threshold and snooze.
Per-app tracking (Android)
A background service attributes audio to the app playing it and keeps counting even when HearTime is closed.
Lock or notify (Android)
When an app hits its limit, get a notification — or a full-screen "give your ears a break" pause.
Real exposure data (iOS)
Reads Apple's measured headphone audio levels from HealthKit and nudges you with notifications.
Sound dose
A NIOSH-style daily dose model turns duration and loudness into one clear "percent of safe daily sound" number.
Trends & Learn
Daily, weekly, and monthly listening trends, average dB vs. the 85 dB safe line, plus source-verified hearing-health facts and tips.
Why it matters
Hearing damage from everyday listening is common, preventable, and easy to miss until it's permanent.
Android gets full per-app tracking and the ability to pause a loud app. iOS doesn't let any app see what's playing elsewhere or block another app, so on iOS HearTime reads Apple's own measured headphone-exposure data from Health and nudges you instead. We'd rather tell you the real capabilities than pretend otherwise.
Be the first to know
HearTime is on its way to the App Store and Google Play.