Web app · Health And Fitness
Earkeep
Every hearing-aid part changed on time — any brand, prescription or OTC
Per-ear profiles with their own wax-guard, dome, receiver, tubing and drying intervals; one-tap dated change logging; the offline dead-aid triage a clinic walks; a supply bin that counts itself down; and a warranty, repair and battery ledger. Free, no account.
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What you can do in Earkeep on the web
Per-ear device profiles
Brand, model, style (RIC, BTE, ITE or OTC), ear, serial number, purchase date and warranty end — mixed-brand and over-the-counter households are first-class.
One due-this-week list
Every part on every aid rolled into Overdue, Due this week and Coming up, with the days-overdue count on each row and a Mark changed button.
Dated change history per part
Marking a change writes a dated entry, resets the due clock, and shows your real average interval next to the planned one — so a wax guard you always leave a week too long is obvious.
Offline dead-aid triage
The clinic sequence in five steps — wax guard, dome, mics, power, receiver — with a symptom shortcut, a Fixed it button that logs the change, and a list to hand the audiologist if nothing worked.
Supply bin that counts down
How many guards, domes and batteries are actually in the drawer, with a warn-me-at level and automatic decrementing every time you log a change.
Warranty, repair and battery ledger
Out-of-pocket total, per-aid warranty status, every clinic visit and cost, plus a hours-per-charge log that flags a receiver losing 10% or more.
Screens
Every screen, rebuilt for the browser
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Today
Everything due across every aid, sorted into overdue, due this week and coming up, with low-supply warnings.
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Part detail
One part's interval, planned vs your real average, full dated change history and a Mark changed button.
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Devices
Every aid grouped by the person who wears it, with warranty state and the next part due.
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Aid detail
Profile, paperwork, the whole maintenance schedule, repairs and battery life for one aid.
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Aid setup
Name, wearer, brand, model, ear, style and paperwork — the style seeds the right default parts.
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Troubleshoot
Start the full clinic sequence, or jump in by symptom: whistling, muffled, cutting out.
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Triage step
One step at a time with what to do, why clinics do it in that order, and Fixed it / Still not working.
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Supply bin
What is left in the drawer, low-stock warnings and plus/minus buttons on every box.
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Ledger
Out-of-pocket repair total, warranty status per aid and every logged clinic visit.
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Battery life
Log hours per charge, chart the trend per aid and get a warning when a receiver starts fading.
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Settings
Lead time, default wax-guard interval, backup, sample data and erase.
Try it with sample data: Loads a real household: two Phonak aids for Mom, a Jabra OTC aid, a BTE Oticon for Dad, ten parts staged so today shows overdue, due-this-week and upcoming, ten logged changes, three supply boxes, two repairs and thirteen charge logs. You can start fresh at any time.
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Questions
Is the web version of Earkeep free?+
Yes. Every screen is free to use: no subscription, no in-app purchases, no account.
Do I need an account?+
No. Open Earkeep and start using it right away. Sign in with Google only if you want to upvote an app, save it to your list, or leave a comment.
Where is my data stored?+
Only in this browser's local storage. Nothing you enter is sent to our servers, so we can't see it, back it up, or restore it. Clearing site data, a private window, or another device starts empty. Export a backup from the in-app menu to keep it.
Is there a Earkeep app for iPhone or Android?+
Not yet. Earkeep is a community proposal: the browser version is complete, and we build the iPhone and Android app once 100 people upvote it. Upvoters get one email when it ships.