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Relief tonight.
Not tomorrow.

Tinnitus has no cure. But it doesn't have to control your nights. Otium uses infinite, non-repetitive therapeutic soundscapes — engineered by an audio professional, grounded in TRT protocol.

iOS · Offline · GDPR · No data collected · No subscription lock-in

Who Otium is for

Three conditions. One tool.

Built for the people who know what it's like to hear something that isn't there — or be unable to stop hearing everything that is.

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Tinnitus

The ringing, hissing or buzzing that won't stop. Otium uses sound masking and habituation therapy (TRT protocol) to reduce the perceived intensity over time — especially at night when silence amplifies it.

TRT protocol · sound masking

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Misophonia

Certain sounds trigger rage, panic or disgust — chewing, tapping, breathing. Otium provides a controlled sound environment to mask triggers and reduce the emotional activation response at the source.

trigger masking · calm layers

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Hyperacusis

Ordinary sounds are painfully loud. Otium's carefully calibrated low-intensity broadband streams help desensitise the auditory system gradually — the first step of any hyperacusis rehabilitation programme.

low-intensity broadband · desensitisation

The Otium difference

Soundscapes that
never repeat.

Every other app loops a 3-minute audio file. Your brain learns the pattern within a week and the masking effect disappears. Otium generates infinite, non-repetitive streams in real time — the soundscape you hear at 2:14am will never exist again.

Infinite streams

Real-time generated. Never loops. Never repeats.

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4-layer sound mixer

Combine rain, pink noise, ocean, forest — adjust each independently.

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Night mode

Sleep timer with gradual 20-minute fade. Wakes you gently.

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Panic button

1-tap instant relief. For the 3am moments that can't wait.

rain

pink noise

Comparison

8× cheaper than the leading app.
Built by someone who actually gets audio.

Feature Otium Leading app · ~€34/mo
Price from €3.99/mo €34/mo
Infinite non-repeating streams ✗ loops
TRT protocol support
4-layer sound mixer
Panic button
Night mode + sleep timer
Works fully offline
No data collection
Built by audio engineer
GDPR native (France 🇫🇷)

Competitor pricing and features based on publicly available information, March 2026.

Pricing

Simple. Honest. Affordable.

Monthly

€3.99

/month · cancel anytime

  • All sound layers
  • Night mode
  • Panic button
  • Offline access
  • Future updates
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Best value

Annual

€34.99

€47.88

/year · save 27%

  • Everything in Monthly
  • 2 months free
  • Priority support
  • Early access to new sounds
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Waitlist

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TinnitusMisophoniaHyperacusisSleep issuesNoise sensitivity

Questions

Is Otium a medical device? +
No. Otium is a wellness app — not a medical device and not a substitute for professional audiological care. If you have tinnitus or hyperacusis, consult an ENT or audiologist. Otium can complement a TRT programme but cannot replace one.
Why does infinite generation matter? +
The brain is pattern-matching by nature. With looped audio, your auditory cortex recognises the loop within days and the masking effect diminishes. Non-repeating streams maintain therapeutic novelty indefinitely — this is the core innovation in Otium.
Can I use Otium without an internet connection? +
Yes. Once downloaded, Otium generates all soundscapes on-device. There's no server dependency, no buffering, no interruption at 3am when Wi-Fi disconnects.
What is the Panic Button? +
A one-tap shortcut on the lock screen and main interface that immediately starts your saved relief profile — your preferred sound mix, at your preferred volume. For acute tinnitus episodes or misophonia triggers that need instant response.
What data does Otium collect? +
Nothing. No usage analytics, no health data, no tracking. The app runs entirely locally. GDPR compliance is by design — there's no data to protect because none is collected.