10-second daily log
Record intensity, bother, side, sound type, and optional notes such as sleep, stress, noise, or caffeine.
Tinnitus diary for iPhone
Make tinnitus easier to explain.
OtoNote Tinnitus Diary helps you log daily tinnitus, review cautious trends, and prepare a doctor-ready summary without accounts, ads, or cloud-first storage.
OtoNote 耳鳴り日記 is the Japan-facing name. The otonote slug remains the bundle and web identity behind this companion site.
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What it does
Small daily inputs, useful appointment context.
Careful trend view
Review a 7-day intensity chart, common sound types, recent entry count, and highest intensity without turning patterns into diagnoses.
Report preparation
Preview a summary designed for conversations with an ENT doctor or audiologist, including discussion prompts and safety notes.
Privacy posture
Local-first by default.
The app copy and settings describe a no-account, no-ads experience where records stay on your device by default. The website keeps its API surface lightweight until a real backend need exists.
No account requiredDesigned for quick personal logging.
No adsNo ad-supported health diary experience.
Local recordsCloud persistence is not claimed as the source of truth.
Pro lane
Useful exports without becoming a relief app.
The Pro surface focuses on longer trends, PDF and CSV export, Apple Health context, Shortcuts quick logging, custom triggers, and careful report preparation.
Free download with core diary and 7-day trend features.
Launch Pro is configured as a one-time lifetime purchase.
Monthly and yearly Pro subscriptions are planned for a later release after report and TFI tracking value is validated.
Early lifetime purchasers keep Pro access permanently when subscriptions are added later.
Medical notice
For records and discussion, not diagnosis.
OtoNote Tinnitus Diary does not diagnose, treat, cure, prevent, predict, or relieve tinnitus or hearing loss. Seek professional care for sudden, one-sided, pulsing, injury-related, painful, dizzy, or hearing-loss symptoms.
Built for a narrow job
What this app deliberately avoids.
No sound masking library
The product is a diary and report tool, not another white-noise or sound-therapy app.
No AI health coach claim
The site avoids broad coaching promises and keeps analysis language cautious.
No hearing-aid positioning
Apple Health audio exposure and audiogram context may help reports, but the app does not replace Apple hearing features or clinical care.
FAQ
Safety, privacy, product scope, and Pro questions in one structured page.
Browse FAQBlog
Short educational posts about keeping tinnitus records and preparing for appointments.
Read articlesAI-readable summary
Public llms.txt and llms-full.txt keep AI search grounded in the real product.