Cochlear CoPilot
Cochlear Limited
Formerly Cochlear Co-Pilot
Listening practice and everyday communication guidance for adults with Cochlear hearing implants.
What Cochlear CoPilot does
Cochlear CoPilot brings listening exercises, communication tips and guidance on everyday hearing situations together in one iPhone app. Its Telephone with Confidence activities cover familiar phone conversations, and My Sounds lets you record everyday sounds for practice. Access is free for Cochlear customers using a Cochlear account.
How it compares
Everyday conversations rather than isolated word practice
Cochlear CoPilot includes familiar phone conversations with a choice of topic and difficulty. WordSuccess focuses more narrowly on telling similar words apart in quiet or background noise.
Environmental-sound practice, like Hearoes
CoPilot lets you record sounds around your home to build a personal practice library. Hearoes offers activities built around environmental sounds, speech sounds and sentences.
Cochlear account access versus WordSuccess’s open download
CoPilot is free for Cochlear customers with an account. WordSuccess is also free and can be started without a hearing-care provider setting up access.
Features
Audio input & output
- Supported: Audio inputsDevice microphone
Hearing training
- Supported: Listening comprehension
- Supported: Training tasksComprehension · Other
Availability & access
- Available to Cochlear customers.
- Cochlear customer account required.
App Store ratings & reviews
Praise
- Reviews from 2021–2022 valued interactive listening practice and practical articles, including fitting exercises into daily routines. These are usability experiences, not measured rehabilitation outcomes.
Complaints
- Sampled iPhone reviewers reported account/sign-in failures or a home page that would not load from 2021 through September 2026; late-2025 feedback also described slow loading. Versions were not captured, and these reports do not prove every current account is affected.
Mixed reports
- Reviewers in 2021–2025 liked the material but requested clearer separation of exercises/articles, ways to revisit completed material, captions, additional language support or more voice options; current implementation was not independently tested.