Four kinds of loss, side by side
Normal, conductive, sensorineural and mixed — set the left and right ear independently to mirror a real patient's audiogram and show where the signal breaks down.
Patient education for hearing clinics
Evear-Key turns the sound pathway into something a patient can see — an interactive, anatomically grounded view of how sound travels, where each type of hearing loss interrupts it, and how bone conduction and hearing aids help. Built for the exam room.
The interactive tool runs inside your clinic library. Subscribed clinics open it on a tablet, laptop or booth display — set each ear independently, switch loss types, and compare bone conduction against hearing-aid amplification.
Open the demo libraryTools are served only to signed-in, subscribed clinics.
What you get
Every control maps to something you already explain a dozen times a week — now they can watch it happen instead of picturing it.
Normal, conductive, sensorineural and mixed — set the left and right ear independently to mirror a real patient's audiogram and show where the signal breaks down.
Show why the skull-bypass route restores conductive loss but not sensory loss — and why amplification helps where bone conduction can't. The clearest way to set expectations before a fitting.
Real illustrated anatomy in layered vector, the red-right / blue-left convention your patients will see on their own results, and sound from each ear crossing to the opposite side of the brain.
One click on a tablet, laptop or the projector in your booth. No install, no plug-ins, keyboard accessible, and it respects reduced-motion settings for sensitive patients.
Simple pricing
Unlimited clinicians at your location, the full tool library, and every update. No per-seat math.
one location · unlimited clinicians
multiple locations · centralized billing
Illustrative pricing — final plans confirmed at launch.