Two tools, private in your browser
Use the THI for an overall tinnitus-impact score or the THS to separate tinnitus concerns from hearing and sound-tolerance difficulties. Both tools stay on your device and produce a report you can download or print.
Available on TinniTest
Both tools run entirely in your browser. TinniTest does not receive your answers, and each tool lets you download a report for your own records or a clinical conversation.
A straightforward 25-question check of how tinnitus affects everyday function, emotions, and coping.
A short, clinician-guided worksheet for separating tinnitus-related difficulty from hearing and sound-tolerance concerns.
Also in the measure index
These measures are included for comparison, but their protected item text and scoring are not reproduced. Status labels explain what is available, and every card points to an external or rights-aware resource.
A 25-item measure of functional impact and change. TinniTest links to an ATA-hosted PDF but does not reproduce or score it.
Measures tinnitus-related psychological impact. Public reproduction rights have not been verified, so only the original publications are linked.
A validated psychological-distress measure. It is linked—not reproduced—because rights and a suitable distress-response workflow have not been established.
Read the TRQ validationA shorter view of emotion, hearing, sleep, and concentration. It is a possible alternative tracker, but public reproduction permission is unverified.
Read the TPFQ validationBuilt for a useful conversation
A questionnaire can help you notice patterns, describe what is hardest, and prepare for a conversation with an audiologist, ENT clinician, or primary care clinician. Current clinical guidance cautions against using a score by itself to make treatment decisions.
Complete every item based on your current experience. Nothing is sent to a server.
Get an instant THI impact score or a THS conversation summary without sending answers to a server.
Download, print, or copy the result, then bring it to an audiologist or another qualified clinician.
Grounded in current guidance
The educational guidance and score bands are tied to primary clinical and public-health sources.