Tap here to log in with your existing account data (e-mail, password and login pin).

Tap here to create a new account.

Tap here to try the app without registration. Please note that you are only entitled to a limited scope of use.

The following functions can be tried out free of charge:

• Tone finder to determine your individual tinnitus frequency
• Music player with a small selection of music, which is adapted to your tinnitus tone.
• 60 minutes of music listening time
• One entry in the tinnitus diary

In addition to the functionality of the anonymous user:

• Can import music into the app (max. 20 tracks)
• Start music sessions, depends on the amount of playing time

In addition to the registered user‘s range of functions:

• Access your music library with unlimited play time

Tap here to go to your profile.

Tap here to go to the explanations of the app and the video tutorials.

Tap here to go to the settings.

Here you can see your current subscription status.

Here you can see your current tinnitus tone.

View your latest diary entry.

• Scroll bar with display of song length
• Shuffle button (random playback of the playlist)
• Back button: Plays previous track
• Play/Pause button: Plays music or pauses the music playback
• Forward button: Plays next track
• Repeat button: Repeats the playlist after the end or repeats the title

Create, edit or delete personal playlists and set the active playlist with the playlist menu.

With the library you can load and manage your music files.

Tap here to return to the music player.

Tap here to play the complete playlist.

Tap here to add a new song from your library or from your device.

Here you can switch between your playlists.

This list is empty and fills up generically, when you add a heart to songs in the music catalogue.

Tap here to create a new playlist.

Tap here to clear your current playlist.

• Details of the song in your playlist
• Display of cover, title and artist
• Tap and hold to change the order in the playlist

Tap here to return to the music player.

Tap here to open the music catalogue:

• Sort your music tracks by album, genre, artist or ″last imported″.
• In the music catalogue you can add songs from the device or from the online music catalogue.

• Details of the song from your playlist
• View the cover, title and artist.
• Tap PLUS to add the song to your playlist.
• Tap BIN to delete the song from your library. This removes the song from all playlists.

Tap here to search for a specific song, album or genre.

Tap on the online music catalogue in the menu.

Tap on ″Select″ to select music titles from the online music catalogue (up to 20 titles, unlimited with a subscription).

• Tap on ″Download″ to download one or more songs.
• Online Music Catalogue is a selection of music titles we offer for our users, which will be updated and extended in the future.

Tap on ″Back″ to return to the overview of all recently imported song titles.

Determine and set your tinnitus frequency with the Tone Matching Tool. For better results we recommend the use of headphones. The set tinnitus frequency is saved
automatically.

Tap here to store your tinnitus setting. Stored tones are transferred to the backend and can also be easily restored.

Tap here to display your stored tinnitus tones. You can also restore those tones here.

Tap here to get a tutorial about the tone machting tool.

Here you can see your currently set tinnitus tone frequency. If you already know it, you can also enter the value directly.

To determine your frequency, touch and drag the scale. As soon as you release the scale, the comparison tone stops and the frequency is stored.

Tap here to zoom in or out on the tone scale for fine or coarse adjustment.

Tap here to switch between a single tone or a wide sound spectrum.

Activate ″Hold″ for the permanent playback of the comparison tone, even if you release the scale.

Tap here for an alternative to change the frequency setting, shifting it in octave, semitone or 1/100 semitone steps.

Adjust the sound balance of your headphones by moving the slider to the left or right.

With the diary you have the possibility to document the development of your tinnitus. There are various options for this:

Your diary entries are stored in the history.

The history can offer you additional support to better understand your tinnitus or to recognise which factors influence it.

Tap here to assess your tinnitus during a music session.

Before listening to music, start a session. Record, how your tinnitus is before, during and after listening to music.

Tap here to create an independent entry.
You can record external stressors and positive influences by using the comment function.

This user manual will help you to use the Harmody app correctly. Please read the information carefully and follow the instructions contained therein.

If you have any further questions, please contact the customer service of Tech & Life Solutions GmbH at support@tech-and-life.de during normal business hours via e-mail.

Harmody is a medical device in the form of a digital application for the relief of acute discomfort caused by tonal tinnitus.
The product is intended for an acute relief of strain caused by tinnitus aurium (ICD-10 H93.1) and addresses such patients as users that are affected by tonal tinnitus. The product is implemented as software for mobile devices. Users can use it to recreate the musical pitch of their tinnitus via subjective sound comparison. Music of their choice, which patients play back with the app, is automatically analysed with regard to the frequency spectrum and played back in pitch in such a way that the individual tinnitus tone is accompanied by the music in the most harmonically appropriate way possible, so that the tinnitus tone is masked and defocused and thus temporarily alleviated in intensity.

Mobile device with Internet access and one of the following operating systems:

• Android, version 6.0 or higher
• iOS, version 12.0 or higher

The product is intended for the acute relief of distress caused by tinnitus aurium (ICD-10 H93.1). The application is intended to achieve a temporary reduction in the intensity of tinnitus that is subjectively perceived by the patient. The product is a stand-alone software. It receives user input and outputs information that is displayed or played back by the operating system and device.
The patient can use the product to recreate the musical pitch of their tinnitus via subjective tone comparison, which is necessary at least once but may be repeated or corrected at any time.
It can be obtained as an app via stores in order to install it on smartphones or tablets and receive updates via the stores. The user performs the installation and uninstallation independently.

Harmody provides acute temporary relief of perceived tinnitus. A healing effect by frequent use is not proven.

The product is intended for independent application by affected patients as users. The product addresses such patients as users who are affected by tonal tinnitus. The application basically requires that users are physically and mentally able to operate smartphone devices and apps and thus also to read text content. The product is intended for users who can listen to music acoustically via their device or paired accessories. The product assumes sufficient hearing ability to listen to music through at least one ear.

Adults, 18 years and older.

For optimal effectiveness, the manufacturer recommends use under headphones, in an environment with low noise levels, e.g. in living or rest rooms. Headphones with active noise reduction can be used beneficially. A relaxing environment without distractions is recommended. The patient is not told how often or for how long to listen to music that is tailored for him or her.

Harmody can be used at any time in case of acute need.

The application is restrictively intended only for the relief of tinnitus characterized as tonal. Efficacy is not warranted for tinnitus that is not described by the patient as a clearly distinct perceptible sound, but instead for example as broadband noise or rhythmic noise. The product has not been designed, developed or tested for patients affected by deafness or for cochlear implant users. There are no contraindications.
The product is intended only for temporary relief of ringing in the ears as a symptom. It does not represent a curative therapy and is not intended to replace one. However, an accompanying use of the product for tinnitus therapy is possible. The product is not intended to make or influence therapeutic decisions.

When using the tone matching feature for the first time, the tinnitus may be temporarily perceived more strongly due to the concentration on the tinnitus. It is therefore recommended to restart the tone matching only after a sufficient break.

There are no known interactions with medications or other digital health applications.

Harmody is an audio player for music in any flavour. The integrated harmonization effect makes it easier to compensate for tinnitus in everyday life. While listening to music, the tinnitus noise becomes blurred and is lost in the euphony – even at a moderate volume.
Using the app, the individual tinnitus frequency is first narrowed down and determined using a reference tone with the tone matching function. Our patented algorithm analyses the musical nature of the desired piece of music, automatically adjusts its pitch and thus optimally harmonizes the music with the tinnitus tone. After that, any favourite music can be played. The sound quality and harmony of the music are preserved. For long-term monitoring of tinnitus exposure or relief, personal progress can be recorded in a diary.

Harmody is not suitable for use in emergencies. In case of emergencies (e.g. deterioration of your health condition) contact your attending physician or psychotherapist immediately or dial the emergency numbers of ambulance service or police applicable for your country.

Germany:
• Emergency call: 112
• Police: 110
• Pastoral care: 0800 111 0 111, 0800 111 0222, 116 123

If you do not reach anyone at the phone numbers provided or do not receive assistance, please check to see if the phone numbers may have changed.

In the event of an unexpected serious incident related to the product, this should be reported to the manufacturer and, if appropriate, to the competent authority of the Member State in which the user and/or patient is established.

Harmody is a medical device of risk class I according to European Medical Device Regulation (MDR).

Tech & Life Solutions GmbH
Wilhelminenstr. 10
01099 Dresden
www.harmody.de
Support contact:
support@harmody.de