Hearing Healthby Confluence Works LLC

An iPhone app from Confluence Works LLC

Your hearing test results, explained.

Hearing Health reads the results of the hearing test you take with AirPods Pro, charts them as a standard audiogram, and explains in plain language what the chart shows and what your options are.

We’re independent. We don’t sell hearing aids, and there’s no brand to push.

See how it works Read our privacy policy

Hearing Health is preparing for release on the App Store. Questions in the meantime: support@securehearing.com

Example audiogram Illustrative chart with hearing level in decibels from minus 10 at the top to 120 at the bottom, and frequency from 250 to 8,000 hertz. Right-ear circles and left-ear crosses sit in the normal range at low pitches and slope down into the mild and moderate ranges at high pitches. Normal Mild Moderate Mod. severe Severe Profound -10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 250 500 1k 2k 3k 4k 6k 8k Frequency (Hz) Hearing level (dB HL)
Right ear Left ear Example audiogram with illustrative values. The lower a mark sits, the louder a sound at that pitch had to be before it was heard.
What the app does

From the Health app to a report you can bring to a provider

Reads your Apple hearing test results
With your permission, Hearing Health reads the audiogram that Apple’s hearing test saved to the Health app on your iPhone. It charts each ear in the standard clinical layout, with frequency across the top and hearing level down the side.
Explains them in plain language
Each result comes with a plain-language description of what that pattern typically means, written as education rather than a diagnosis. Results that call for a professional, such as a large difference between ears, prompt a referral to a licensed audiologist or physician.
Creates a clinical-format PDF
Export a US Letter audiogram report in the format audiologists and hearing aid providers use, with your name, date of birth, and test date. Share it by email, AirDrop, or the Files app. No account is required.
Shows what your benefits may cover
The “What’s Covered?” screen summarizes how Medicare Advantage plans, FSA and HSA accounts, and state insurance mandates can apply to hearing care, with links to the official sources.
Lays out every way to get hearing aids
A neutral guide to the main paths, from the Hearing Aid Feature on AirPods Pro to over-the-counter devices to prescription aids fitted by a licensed professional, with typical price ranges. Nothing is sponsored, and no listing is paid placement.
How it works

Three steps from test to report

  1. Step 1

    Take the hearing test

    Apple’s hearing test runs on iPhone with AirPods Pro 2 or AirPods Pro 3. It takes about five minutes in a quiet room, and your results are saved to the Health app.

  2. Step 2

    Open Hearing Health

    Allow the app to read your audiograms. You can change that at any time in Settings → Health → Data Access & Devices.

  3. Step 3

    Understand and share

    Review your chart and its explanation, check what your benefits may cover, and export a PDF when you’re ready to talk with a provider.

Privacy

Built so that we can’t see your data

Your hearing results and profile stay on your iPhone. Data leaves your phone only when you export or share a report, and it goes only where you send it.

If we ever propose collecting or syncing anything, the change applies to you only if you opt in inside the app after seeing exactly what would be collected and why.

Read the privacy policy
  • No accountsNothing to sign up for and no password to manage.
  • No serversYour audiograms are never uploaded. They stay in Apple Health and on your device.
  • No analyticsNo tracking, telemetry, or third-party SDKs in the app.
  • No advertisingHealth data is never used for marketing, sold, or shared.
Independence

No device to sell, no brand to favor

We don’t make or sell hearing aids, and we have no commercial relationship with the companies the app describes. Options are organized by how people actually get hearing care, not by who pays for placement.

Prescription hearing aids often cost thousands of dollars a pair, bundled with fitting and follow-up. Over-the-counter options start around a hundred dollars. Knowing the full range before you buy is most of the battle.

The company

About Confluence Works LLC

Hearing Health is developed and published by Confluence Works LLC, an independent company building tools that make hearing care easier to understand and easier to navigate.

We believe people should be able to read their own hearing results, see every option with its price, and choose without pressure from a manufacturer or retailer.

Company
Confluence Works LLC
Product
Hearing Health for iPhone
Email
support@securehearing.com
Mailing address
228 Park Ave S
PMB 803797
New York, NY 10003-1502
Help
Support and FAQ