Tinnitus & sound masking, in plain language.
No miracle claims, no jargon — practical guides to sleeping, focusing, and living with ringing ears, from the team building NeuralCore.
How to Sleep With Tinnitus
Why tinnitus feels loudest at night, what actually helps, and how adaptive sound masking keeps the ringing covered without waking you.
Read the guide →White Noise for Tinnitus: What Works, What Doesn't
Does white noise help tinnitus? How masking works, why fixed-volume apps disappoint, and what to look for in a masking app.
Read the guide →Notched Sound Therapy for Tinnitus, Explained
What notched sound therapy is, where the research comes from, and how a notch filter tuned to your tinnitus pitch fits into everyday masking.
Read the guide →White, Pink, or Brown Noise for Tinnitus?
The difference between white, pink, and brown noise — and how to pick the masking color that blends best with your tinnitus pitch.
Read the guide →Adaptive White Noise: Volume That Sets Itself
What an adaptive white noise app does differently: mic-driven volume that tracks your room in real time — for light sleepers, focus, and tinnitus.
Read the guide →Give the quiet moments back.
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Masking eases tinnitus; it does not cure it. Not a medical device.