CLIK FAQs

Clik Play is a is a tablet application designed to conduct audiometric tests in a playful and engaging manner, especially for children. It uses interactive games and sound stimuli to assess hearing capabilities.

The app integrates with your current PC based Audiometer and knows via WiFi when a sound is presented.

The user plays with the engaging app interface to play interactive games that only respond when a sound has been presented.

While it is primarily designed for children from age 2 and up, the app can be used by individuals of various age groups.

However, it may be most effective for those who may find traditional audiometry challenging or intimidating.

Yes. Our initial testing suggests it is very successful tool for obtaining Audiometry thresholds in children who have Autism, neurodivergent or complex communication issues. The games stimulus intensity varies so you can use calmer visual feedback for children who are more sensory sensitives.
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We are currently investigating this further and hoping to release peer reviewed
evidence to support this in the coming months.

Clik Play has the capability to do this and be calibrated with headphones. However, we are currently still conducting clinic trials for this functionality. Also, only certain tablets have the sound card capabilities for this function.

Yes, the app is designed to be intuitive and user-friendly.
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It typically involves simple instructions and intuitive gameplay to make the
audiometry process enjoyable and stress-free.

Often children are conditioned inunder one minute as they are so used to using touch screen technology from a young age.

To use your existing PC based audiometer as the stimulus, the PC and tablet need to be on the same wireless network.

The app will not provide an engaging stimulus or game feature unless a sound is present.

While the app is not a preventive tool, it can help in early detection, allowing for timely intervention and preventive measures. Regular use may contribute to maintaining awareness of one's hearing health.

Yes, the app is usually available on both platforms.
Once purchased a downloadable link will be sent to you.

While the app is not a preventive tool, it can help in early detection, allowing for timely intervention and preventive measures. Regular use may contribute to maintaining awareness of one's hearing health.