About hearX®

Affordable access to hearing care through smart, digital health solutions

We don't just set industry standards; we redefine them

hearX is a vision-led, value-driven company at the forefront of revolutionizing audiological assessments and access to hearing healthcare.

Since our inception in 2016, we have remained committed to continuous innovation that stands as a beacon of transformative technologies which shape the hearing healthcare landscape.

Our portable, user-friendly screening and diagnostic products enable healthcare professionals to conduct accurate and clinically-validated hearing assessments on the go.

Our Values

People first

Quality innovation

Trust

As a key player in the audiological tech industry, we consistently set new benchmarks, offering unmatched value to audiologists, pharmaceutical companies, research organizations and businesses.

Our clients

Awards

Projects and partners

hearWHO

Mobile app for hearing screening
Based on validated digits-in-noise technology, the hearWHO app was developed solely by hearX Group. It provides the general public access to a hearing screener to check their hearing status and monitor it over time. Screening languages include English, Mandarin and Spanish.

More than 263,800 app installs since its launch.

Höra

Mobile app to test, monitor and preserve hearing
In December 2019, the Fondation Pour l'Audition in France launched Höra, a mobile application for identifying hearing loss in only 3 minutes. The digits-in-noise test technology, developed by hearX Group, enables users to pre-screen for potential hearing loss. The French digit material in this product is owned by the Fondation Pour l'Audition and was recorded in collaboration with the University of Montpellier.

*Disclaimer: The French digit material in this product is licensed from the Fondation Pour l'Audition. The Fondation Pour l'Audition reserves all its rights in terms of the intellectual property and copyright of the digit material. www.fondationpourlaudition.org. The University of Montpellier collaborated on the recording of the French digit material.