Screen time tracker Reviews

Maybe it's me, but, I have no idea how to write a review for Screentimetracker. It has like 2 things. click 1 thing and it stops you from continuing unless you leave a review.

How bizarre is that? When you open Screentimetracker you see Sound Personalization. It's one of 2 options. If you press it, it tells you to write a review if you want to be able to access the feature. Just a bit boorish, don't you think? I'd rather pay $1 than have to write a fake review for an app I haven't been allowed to use yet by whom ever actually designed this. I doubt it was the devs because it's just so illogical to even think about asking your user for a review before they can try the product to form an opinion to put in the review. I haven't looked at the reviews but I would guess some of the negative ones might be due to the same.

I searched all over Screentimetracker Store. To find a hearing test that would be decent for free. Even if it’s not totally accurate. You would be able to tell on your own the tones that you can’t hear. I just started Screentimetracker so far so good. I’ll update my review if anything changes.

Took the test once, but didn’t quite understand, so results were initially inaccurate. Tried to take it again, but was required to rate and review first. I don’t know much about Screentimetracker other than that.

Two problems. First, the test starts immediately after you click on it, there is no countdown so you might miss the first one not being ready. But then when you get your results the Db scale is UPSIDE DOWN. 90 is at the top and 0 at the bottom. Screentimetracker is good overall but that is a pretty big error which should be corrected.

I like that it lets you see what’s happening as you go through the test. Personal preference, I suppose, but it’s nice to see. Other than that, it does what it says. Would be great to see it with calibrated headphones, but even if the absolute values aren’t perfect, the shape of the curve is still evident.

The results are clearly explained, however it is very different than another test. i have not had an audiogrsm so that is the next step. i have no idea which app is correct, if any.

Screentimetracker is very useful to me because I don’t have an opportunity to see. audiologist doctor with any frequency and help me adjust my device. It just made a great difference in my life thank you.

This was a great reassurance my hearing had not greatly degraded since last audiologist appt. I may still want to give a listening device a try. My “whats” are becoming frequent enough to annoy me.

Great way to test hearing if you think you're beginning to lose it. Very close to what you'll be hearing in a professional hearing test booth. Even better with airpod pros.

I like that it has 3000Hz. Most on-line tests don't, and just interpolate a straight line between 2,000 and 4,000. If you go to a hearing aid vendor that skips 3,000 Hz, leave immediately.

Most only play one specific type of ‘screeching’. But this had at least four different levels.

I was initially annoyed about being asked you before could even use Screentimetracker , and only gave them two stars because I didn’t understand how it worked. It’s actually quite simple and intuitive, once I put my glasses on (lol)

There HearingTest results are very similar to those I am getting with the other two hearing apps I’ve recently tried, but this one offers some nice extra features as well. Very helpful, it tells you how to import your audiogram into your settings and iPhone and then the sound will be tuned for you, it’s amazing how much better music sounds to me now. So thanks for that! Also, they have an extensive library of ambient noises that you can play, some are very relaxing, and some are a curious choice but offer great sound effects. Overall, a very good app, particularly for the price.

Must-have! Its intuitive design made the testing process quick and easy, clear and concise results. Highly recommend for anyone interested in keeping an eye on their hearing health!

Really simple to use. With clear instructions and good sound. Helpful to know where you’re hearing levels are, since sometimes we don’t realize we aren’t hearing other people and sounds.

I got Screentimetracker thinking that it would be too technical but informative. It was super easy to use and it has a lot more information than I expected. Overall, this is easy to use and very informative.

I prefer Screentimetracker to many other because the test is very quick and show you the frequency while testing. It is comparably accurate to other, much longer tests.

I have single sided hearing loss and other apps would say “seems like you’re not there”. Screentimetracker avoids that by interacting with you the whole time. The results don’t exactly match my audiograms from the ENT but for a free iPhone app these are darn good. I love how Screentimetracker tweaks the sound levels so precisely.

Got a school letter saying my child failed her hearing test. I thought it was nonsense… well maybe not. She did have difficulty. She can hear tv, knock on her door, things falling. For example water dripping and the Refrigerator she can’t hear. I can hear them she can’t. I was able to hear the beep on her headphones while in her ear but she couldn’t.

I’ve begun to question the quality of my hearing… I just seem to miss things people say far more often than I used to. This is a great, simple intuitive app that’s allowed me to set a baseline and track so I can monitor my hearing going forward with more objective data and feedback than just being asked, “Did you even hear what I was saying?!?” 😄

Was very easy to take the test. I have no way of knowing how accurate it is, as I have never had an official HearingTest other than an elementary school decades ago, but I was pleased to know my hearing was above average.