Session is designed as a focused listening tool. You can explore frequency, modulation, masking, and timing in a simple and controlled way. It is often better to begin gently, with short sessions and stable settings, rather than changing everything at once.

Yes. Keep volume at a comfortable level and avoid pushing it too high, especially with headphones or longer listening periods. If a sound feels fatiguing, sharp, or unpleasant, lower it or stop and return later more gently.

No. Session, Noise mix, Sounds, and Journal can be used separately. Margis is designed as one ecosystem, but each part can also be useful on its own depending on your habits and needs.

Yes. Margis is currently available in 7 languages inside the app: English, Italian, French, German, Polish, Spanish, and Portuguese. For now, the website remains simpler and mainly in English, while the app itself is designed for a wider international use.

Journal helps you track intensity, patterns, and daily changes in a more structured way. Instead of relying only on memory, it gives you a clearer view of how things shift over time.

Open Journal, go to Report, and use the share or export option available on the screen. The PDF report is designed to make patterns easier to review and, when useful, easier to share.

Yes. The PDF report can help turn scattered impressions into something more readable. It can be useful for your own review, and in some cases also as a support document to discuss with your ENT specialist or hearing professional.

No. Margis is not a medical device and does not replace medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. It is a support tool for daily use, listening habits, and self-observation.

Because tinnitus can vary from person to person and from day to day. There is rarely one universal setting that works for everyone. Margis is meant to help you build a more personal and consistent way of exploring what feels supportive over time.