Restaurant intelligibility logging
Capture how loud, how reverberant, and how usable your hearing was tonight — without writing a journal entry.
Accessibility audio Building
HearLab
Companion tooling for hearing — non-medical.
Hearing logs, captions, routing inzicht, and consult-prep tools for people with hearing loss, cochlear implant users, and hybrid users. Designed with audiologists in mind, never positioned as a medical device.
- Flagship
- HearLab Companion
- MVP
- Android companion app with check-in flow + captions mode + weekly summary.
- Audience
- HoH and Deaf users · CI users · Audiologists and hearing centres
- Monetization
- B2B2C — companion app for end users, dashboard layer for professionals.
01 Live demo · companion
HearLab Companion
Quick check-ins, live captions mode, context tags, and a weekly summary you can share with your audiologist.
A non-medical companion. Designed alongside audiological care, never replacing it.
How this is measured 01.b B2B2C concept · audiologist dashboard
The professional layer
The companion app captures patient-side hearing experience. The dashboard layer turns it into audiologist-ready context — daily-rating trend, hard-session flags, context-specific patterns, patient notes.
Concept preview with mock data. The production version will be HIPAA / GDPR-compliant and roll out via design-partner hearing centres first.
02 Use cases
Consult-ready summaries
Walk into your audiologist appointment with two weeks of structured context, not vague memories.
Bluetooth routing visibility
See where your audio is actually being routed — the hearing-aid layer, the phone, the call app — without sniffing logs.
03 What makes it different
HearLab is explicitly non-medical. It’s a companion app: it helps you observe and log your hearing experience and surface patterns. The clinical decisions stay with your audiologist.
Also in HearLab
- Routing debug
See where your audio is actually going.
- Table captions
Optimised for restaurant and meeting settings.
04 Roadmap
Now 01
- Android companion app concept
- Check-in flow design
- Captions mode prototype
Next 02
- Weekly summary export
- Audiologist-facing dashboard
- Privacy review
Later 03
- iOS companion
- Wearable integrations
- Routing debug tool
05 Docs · tutorials
Read the system, not the marketing.
06 FAQ
Is HearLab a medical device?
No. HearLab is a non-medical companion app. It does not diagnose, treat, or fit hearing aids. It’s designed to be used alongside professional audiological care.
Continue the workflow
Where this leads.
MixLab
Master with accessibility in mind
MixLab’s LUFS metering helps you hit the loudness consistency that benefits assisted-listening setups.
VoiceLab
QA voice for accessibility
Before publishing voice content, run it through VoiceLab to check the dimensions that matter for hearing-aid users.
SignalLab
Auto-tag for accessibility
SignalLab’s region indexer surfaces the segments that need caption coverage in long-form recordings.
CueLab
Verify assisted-listening feeds
CueLab routing maps make the hearing-aid output bus an explicit destination in your show plan.
SkillLab
Drill speech-in-noise
SkillLab challenges train listeners on intelligibility under noise — the dimension that matters most clinically.
Each lab can hand audio off to the others without re-uploading. When you finish an analysis here, the → Lab buttons in the demo chrome carry your audio directly into the next lab’s analysis flow.