Hearing problems are common

Over 1,5 billion people worldwide are currently living with some form of hearing loss, according to the World Health Organization. In Sweden, HRF, the Swedish National Association of the Hearing Impaired, estimates that more than 20 percent of the population is affected and that half of all people over the age of 65 have difficulty hearing. Despite this, we still talk far too little about what it is actually like to have poorer hearing.

For many, hearing aids are still associated with uncertainty and stigma. Some feel that it says something about age or that others should look at them differently. We want to help change that.

Our vision is that hearing aids should feel as natural as a pair of glasses. Something that helps you in your everyday life without feeling foreign. A hearing accessory that both fulfills an important function and can be a natural part of your lifestyle and personality.

We believe that hearing aids should be able to blend in when you want them to and be visible when you choose.

To meet different needs, we have developed two different solutions.

OnDeMove Tyr is a hearing amplifier where simplicity is at the center. It is used together with wired headphones and has large, clear buttons that make it easy to understand and use right away. There is no long and complicated fitting at a hearing care professional and no unnecessary technology that complicates use. Just safe and clear support for those who want to hear better in everyday life.

OnDeMove Fricco is a wireless hearing amplifier in a convenient format that resembles modern wireless headphones. Via the app, you can easily adjust the sound to your own preferences and different environments. Fricco combines modern hearing technology with a stylish and discreet design that accompanies you throughout the day without requiring extensive fitting.

Not taking care of your hearing can have consequences

We understand that this step can feel like a big one for many. At the same time, it is important to talk about what untreated hearing loss can actually mean.

Research shows that hearing loss can be a risk factor for dementia. Even a hearing loss of 20 dB or more increases the risk, and several studies highlight hearing as one of the biggest factors that can be influenced.

There is also a link between hearing loss and depression, increased risk of falls and feelings of social exclusion. When it becomes more difficult to follow conversations, not only communication is affected, but also security, energy and freedom in everyday life.

Many people start to avoid social situations where they previously felt completely relaxed and involved. We want to help change that.

Hearing better is not just about sound. It's about quality of life, presence, and the ability to continue to be a part of the moments that matter most.

Take control of your hearing today.