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  • Otolaryngology
  • Digital Health
  • Mobile Technology

Background:

  • Mobile phone use is increasing globally.
  • Individuals with tinnitus frequently use smartphones for information and solutions.
  • Tinnitus-related applications (apps) are a growing resource for patients.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To evaluate and summarize the features of tinnitus-related apps across mobile platforms.
  • To categorize tinnitus apps based on their functionality.
  • To assess the availability and characteristics of free versus paid tinnitus apps.

Main Methods:

  • A comprehensive search for tinnitus apps was conducted on Apple iOS, Google Android, and Windows platforms.
  • Downloaded apps were reviewed and categorized into education, assessment, management, and misinformation.
  • Features of free and paid apps were analyzed, including a cost-feature comparison.

Main Results:

  • Tinnitus apps are available on all major platforms, offering education, assessment, management, and coping strategies.
  • Google Android had the highest number of tinnitus apps.
  • The 'tinnitus management' category was the most extensive, featuring the most apps and functionalities.
  • A small percentage of misinformation apps were identified.
  • No significant difference in features between free and paid apps was found, except on Windows.
  • Higher app cost did not correlate with a greater number of features.

Conclusions:

  • A diverse range of tinnitus apps exists, catering to various user needs.
  • Healthcare providers should be aware of patient reliance on these apps and recommend validated resources.
  • Patients should be cautious, as app features and quality vary, and cost is not an indicator of value.