Hearoes 4+

Not Working

Looks like a great tool, Got this app to help tech my two year old Granddaughter with implant. However, there is no sounds, Tried it on IPad & Iphone, same disappointing results

Phản Hồi Từ Nhà Phát Triển ,

Hello,
Thank you for your review and sorry to hear about the challenges you had regarding the sounds. iOS devices have a mute function which mutes the sound from some apps, including ours. We're currently exploring this situation further for our next update.

In the meantime, some iOS devices (mostly iPhones) have a hardware mute switch on the side of the device (above volume control). Otherwise, if your iOS device doesn't have a hardware mute switch (mostly iPads), please access the "Control Centre" settings on your device and turn off "Silent Mode" (bell icon).

If you're still having issues with the sound please email me (hello@g4h.net.au) and I'll look into this further. If you do play Hearoes and have sound again, it would be very much appreciated if you could change your rating to reflect your most recent experience with the app. All the best with your grandaughter's hearing journey.
Regards,
Hearoes

Great app

I don’t know if this existed four years ago when I got implanted the first time, but I just got my second implant and I have been rehabbing that ear. I have an inherited congenital hearing disability nonsyndromic, so my journey has been very long, through growing up in an oralist environment with hearing aids to learning ASL and finally first getting implanted when I was 36.

I’m not sure what I was trying to say, but it’s not worth re-typing all this. Anyway, good app. Enjoyed the gamification. I don’t understand the chart at the end of each activity. Why does it show a history of scoring 0 if I just started using the app? How does it explain whether I’m making progress or not? Does it work by week or by day? Can it be made configurable?

Great Rehabbing

I downloaded several apps to help my rehabilitation after getting implanted. Hearoes is my favorite. A different app had uncommon sounds, and the words sounded wrong. I couldn't play them more than twice to hear the difference. This app lets me repeat the sounds as many times as needed after I get something wrong so I can better train my brain to recognize it. The sounds are common, and I can do scenarios that mimic real-world listening. The games also help make it fun!