Hearing sensitivity
78 /100
Typical
The quietest tones you can detect across the frequency range.
14 points above your profile average
Confident estimate · From your tone screenings
The profile tracks five listening skills, updates as you test and train, and points at the one worth working on next.
Auditory working memory is your lowest measured skill right now.
Read it like an audiogram: quieter sounds sit at the top, so a line high on the chart means you detected softer tones. These are estimated, device-dependent levels rather than clinical dB HL, so use them to compare your own screenings over time.
78 /100
Typical
The quietest tones you can detect across the frequency range.
14 points above your profile average
Confident estimate · From your tone screenings
64 /100
Typical
How far below background noise speech can sit before you lose it.
In line with your profile average
Confident estimate · From your speech-in-noise tests
71 /100
Typical
Telling apart pitches and fine spectral differences.
7 points above your profile average
Early estimate · From pitch and high-frequency training
58 /100
Room to improve
Locking on to one sound and locating it in space.
6 points below your profile average
Early estimate · From soundscape and localization training
49 /100
Room to improve
Holding fast speech in mind long enough to answer.
15 points below your profile average
Confident estimate · From rapid-speech and conversation training
This is illustrative data. You can try your own screening. It only takes about four minutes.
This is a self-check, not a diagnosis. Scores are estimates from browser audio and your own responses.