Vestia correlates your symptoms, hearing thresholds, and lifestyle across 90 structured days — so you can see exactly what drives your episodes, not just that they happened.
iOS only · Built by a patient with cochlear hydrops · Free during beta
Ménière's disease and cochlear hydrops share the same root cause — endolymphatic hydrops — but patients face different diagnostic journeys, different clinical thresholds, and different levels of recognition. Vestia was built for both.
You have a formal diagnosis and know what a full attack feels like. The question isn't what's happening — it's why this Tuesday and not last Tuesday. What combination of factors tips you over the edge.
You may have been told your hearing is "borderline," that you don't yet meet the criteria for Ménière's, or that you should just "monitor it." You know something is wrong. Vestia helps you prove it — to yourself and to your clinical team.
Whether you have a full Ménière's diagnosis or are navigating the ambiguous early stages of cochlear hydrops, the advice is the same: reduce sodium, reduce stress. No one tells you which factors actually matter for you.
"Reduce sodium"You have no way to know whether it's the sodium or the pressure drop — or both together — that precedes your attacks. You're guessing at which days to be careful.
Your pattern becomes visibleHigh sodium combined with a pressure drop below 1008 hPa precedes an episode within 18–24 hours in 73% of your logged instances. Now you can act on it.
"Your hearing is borderline"The ENT sees one audiogram per visit. The low-frequency fluctuation that defines your condition — sometimes 20–30dB in a single week — is completely invisible to them.
Fluctuation becomes evidenceNinety days of threshold data at 250Hz, 500Hz, and 1kHz — showing the characteristic low-frequency dip and recovery pattern. Something a single clinical snapshot can never capture.
Appointments are snapshotsYou see a specialist for 15 minutes every 6–12 months. What you experienced on the 47 days between appointments is lost. Your clinical record doesn't reflect your actual condition.
You walk in with evidenceA structured 90-day report — trigger correlations, hearing history, episode frequency — that transforms a 15-minute appointment into a clinically meaningful conversation.
Symptoms, aural fullness, tinnitus intensity, sleep, sodium, caffeine, stress, and barometric pressure. Fast and structured — not an open diary.
Log hearing thresholds from Apple AirPods Pro or compatible apps. Vestia classifies results into clinical zones and tracks low-frequency fluctuation — the hallmark of both cochlear hydrops and Ménière's.
After sufficient data, Vestia identifies which variables correlate with your episodes — including lag analysis to detect the 12–48 hour delay common in hydrops and Ménière's triggers.
Ask questions about your own patterns. "Why was last Tuesday worse?" or "What does this pressure system mean for me this weekend?" Answered from your personal data, not generic advice.
Dual-layer analysis across all logged variables, with lag detection. Sodium affects your endolymph over hours — not instantly. Vestia accounts for that delay.
Ménière's + hydropsClassifies threshold data at 250Hz and 500Hz — the frequencies most affected in cochlear hydrops — into clinical zones and tracks fluctuation patterns over weeks and months.
Critical for hydropsAutomatic pressure logging via device sensors. A known but poorly-quantified trigger for both conditions — Vestia lets you test whether pressure sensitivity applies to you specifically.
Ménière's + hydropsAsk natural-language questions about your own data. Guidance is contextualised to your personal pattern — not generic dietary advice that ignores whether sodium is actually your trigger.
Ménière's + hydropsA guided investigation framework, not an open diary. Weekly insights, milestone reviews, and a final report structured for a clinical conversation — not a wellness summary.
Ménière's + hydropsA clinical summary of your trigger profile, hearing history, and episode frequency — formatted to make a 15-minute ENT appointment actually reflect 90 days of your condition.
Especially valuable for hydrops"I've had Ménière's for six years. I've tried every tracking app out there. Vestia is the first one that actually answered a question I've been asking for years — why Tuesdays are always worse. Turns out it's the weekend sodium catching up with a 36-hour lag."
"I have cochlear hydrops — not full Ménière's — and every app I found was built for people with vertigo attacks. Vestia actually gets the hydrops picture: the low-frequency fluctuation, the fullness, the hearing that changes by the hour. Finally something built for where I am."
"The audiogram tracking feature changed my ENT relationship. I brought a 90-day graph of my low-frequency thresholds to my last appointment. My audiologist had never seen a patient walk in with that kind of longitudinal data. The conversation was completely different."
"The barometric pressure correlation was a revelation. I always suspected it but could never prove it to my GP. After six weeks of data I had hard numbers — my episodes lag the pressure drop by almost exactly 20 hours, consistently."
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