App directory
White Noise Pro
TMSOFT
Sound masking with downloadable and recorded sounds, mixing tools and playback timers.
What White Noise Pro does
White Noise Pro combines environmental and colored-noise sounds with mixing, recording and playback timers. Its bundled sounds play offline, and additional sounds can be downloaded through White Noise Market. The publisher includes tinnitus masking among the app’s uses. The current US mobile listings show a one-time purchase.
How it compares
Sound mixing, like myNoise, versus Naturespace’s recordings
White Noise Pro lets you combine sounds and adjust volume, balance, pitch and variation. myNoise also offers adjustable sound layers, while Naturespace focuses on recordings of natural environments.
Offline playback, like myNoise, with a fade-out timer
White Noise Pro plays bundled sounds offline and can fade them out with a timer. myNoise also supports offline listening after you download sounds.
Features
Audio input & output
- Supported: Audio inputsDevice microphoneAndroid only
Tinnitus support
- Supported: Tinnitus sound library
- Supported: Mix tinnitus sounds
- Supported: Sound timer
- Supported: Sleep support content
- Supported: Tinnitus componentsSound library
Availability & access
- Not supported: Internet required1
Accessibility
- Supported: Landscape displayiPhone · iPad only
- Bundled sound playback only; downloading Market sounds is a separate online workflow.
App Store ratings & reviews
Praise
- Reviewers across 2015–2026 used the app for bedtime, travel, studying or masking household/office sounds. Some specifically used it for tinnitus masking; reported sleep or symptom benefits are subjective and do not demonstrate treatment effectiveness.
- The 2015–August 2026 iOS sample contains many users who liked choosing and mixing sound layers, with some also valuing personal recordings and the separate Market catalog. Most comments are historical, and their preferences are not a current feature audit.
Complaints
- Historical 2015–2023 comments asked for simpler controls/help, easier importing/sharing or sound/mix organization, and reported timer/alarm, startup, audio-mixing or battery problems. Those old reports must not be presented as current-version defects.
- A September 2026 reviewer objected to in-app promotion; 2018/2024 reviewers separately objected to advertising in White Noise Market. Earlier comments questioned Pro-versus-Lite value, downloads or sound charges. These distinct app/Market purchase experiences are not verified current pricing terms.
- Two February/December 2025 reviewers said sound stopped after screen lock; a June 2026 reviewer disliked changed volume behavior. No versions were captured and current reproduction or device-specific causes were not verified.
Google Play ratings & reviews
Praise
- Across 2018–November 2026 reviewers used the app for sleep, travel or masking nearby sounds, and some specifically reported tinnitus masking. Claimed improvements in sleep, anxiety, migraine or tinnitus are subjective and do not establish treatment effectiveness.
- Sampled Android reviewers from 2018–2026 liked the sound selection, adjustable mixes and recording/download options; some found the paid app worthwhile. These are user preferences, not an independent comparison or current feature audit.
Complaints
- Dated 2018–2026 comments requested easier mix naming/search, clearer library and clock controls, finer volume adjustment or different timer behavior. Some 2024–2025 reviews reported alarm, notification-control or startup failures. These are individual usability reports, not proof that controls are universally missing.
- Some 2020–October 2026 reviewers found the separate Market app, repeated sign-in/import steps, advertisements or Pro-versus-other-version value frustrating. A May 2026 reviewer separately alleged trackers based on another tool; that unverified allegation is not a privacy finding.
- Casting complaints in the sample mainly date to 2018–2024: reviewers wanted audio-only Google speakers or broader grouped-device support rather than display-based casting. These old reports are not a current casting-compatibility matrix.
- Recent April–October 2026 Android reports described skipping/stuttering, spontaneous stops, reduced or changing volume and equalizer behavior, often during overnight use. Most cite versions 8.2.6–8.7.2, while the sample also contains newer 9.x reviews; current reproduction is unverified.
Mixed reports
- Support experiences vary: a September 2026 reviewer appreciated a response, and a 2021 reviewer praised support, while 2020–2025 comments reported unanswered bug or transfer requests. Older interruption, battery and device-transfer reports remain historical rather than verified present defects.