App directory
myNoise
myNoise BVBA
Formerly myNoise - The Soundscape App
Customizable background soundscapes for tinnitus masking, sleep and everyday listening environments.
What myNoise does
myNoise lets you shape background sound with individual sliders and combine sound layers into your own soundscape. Its publisher describes uses for tinnitus masking and sleep, with offline listening after sounds are downloaded. A free selection is available, and full access is sold as a one-time unlock.
How it compares
Sound mixing, like ReSound Relief
myNoise lets you adjust individual sound layers with sliders. ReSound Relief also offers sound mixing, alongside tinnitus education and relaxation exercises.
Offline sound playback, like White Noise Pro
myNoise plays downloaded sounds offline. White Noise Pro also offers offline playback of its bundled sounds, which may matter when choosing an app for travel or bedtime.
A one-time unlock rather than an ongoing subscription
myNoise offers free sounds and an optional full-access purchase. Naturespace sells individual tracks or a monthly all-access plan, while ReSound Relief has free tools and an optional Premium subscription.
Features
Tinnitus support
- Supported: Tinnitus sound library
- Supported: Mix tinnitus sounds
- Supported: Sleep support content
- Supported: Tinnitus componentsSound library
Availability & access
- Supported: Ongoing free core functionalityFree soundscapes plan
- Not supported: Internet required1
- Downloaded sound playback; obtaining new sounds requires connectivity.
App Store ratings & reviews
Praise
- Reviews on this current iOS listing from November 2024–November 2026 valued varied, detailed soundscapes and fine slider/preset customization for background listening. These are listening preferences, not a laboratory sound-quality assessment.
- Many 2024–2026 reviewers appreciated the one-time unlock and absence of a recurring subscription, while some felt it offered good value for their personal use. Their purchase entitlements and current offer eligibility were not independently verified.
- Some 2024–2026 reviewers used the sounds at bedtime, for environmental-noise masking, or to make tinnitus less intrusive. Reported sleep or symptom changes are subjective and do not establish tinnitus-treatment effectiveness.
Complaints
- Reports across 2025–October 2026 described stuck startup or download/library playback, crashes, a silent channel, preset-selection trouble, or Bluetooth/AirPlay issues. They span changing releases with no captured versions, so no app-wide current defect is established.
- Several 2025–2026 reviewers were surprised when a trial/free sound became locked, could not identify the ongoing free selection, or interpreted the purchase prompt as a subscription. These reports show pricing-communication confusion rather than verified pricing terms.
Mixed reports
- Current-listing reviewers in 2024–September 2026 compared it with the separate legacy app, especially missing multi-generator combinations, changed controls and having to buy access again. These are migration experiences on the current listing; legacy-app features/reviews are not transferred into this app’s facts.
- Two 2025–2026 reviewers said re-downloading their library resolved a personal playback problem, and other comments valued prompt support. Those individual resolutions are not evidence that all related bugs were fixed.
Google Play ratings & reviews
Praise
- Many 2026 Android reviewers valued the breadth of recorded/generated ambience, adjustable sliders, presets and animated variation. This describes preferred listening experience, not independently measured audio quality.
- Sampled 2019–2026 comments used the app for focus, environmental-noise masking and bedtime listening; some specifically reported tinnitus masking. Individual sleep, attention or symptom reports are not clinical-effectiveness evidence.
Complaints
- Android comments from March–November 2026 described playback stopping, stuttering or cutting out, often with the screen off or another app open despite reported battery-setting changes. Other reports concerned no sound, low volume, slow response or missing downloads. These span versions 3.18.5–3.21.78 and varied devices, not a verified universal defect.
- The most-relevant sample also includes 2019–2025 reports of startup/playback, timer, download or interface problems and battery use. Many concern retired 1.x/2.x releases and must not be described as current-version defects.
Mixed reports
- Numerous 2026 reviewers liked the one-time full-access purchase, while others were surprised by trial expiry, locked sounds or separate app/website entitlements. A few reported restore-purchase difficulty. Their amounts, free allowances and eligibility are historical user accounts, not verified offers.
- Comments through 2026 requested easier volume/library controls, mixing or web-feature parity and broader casting/watch/car support. Some wishes concern older versions, and 2026 reviews also praise newly added custom soundscapes; requests do not by themselves establish a current feature’s absence.
- Several May–September 2026 reviewers said an update or support advice resolved their own playback problem, while later users still reported problems. Those personal resolutions must not be generalized into a claim that all bugs were fixed.