AudioLex
de.hexenwoche.audiolexHearing training for word recognition: listen, identify, repeat. Fully offline.
Latest documented release0.37.102 Oct 2026 · 30.3 MB→01 / Overview
Is AudioLex safe?
AudioLex trains the understanding of spoken words for the case where hearing and understanding come apart: the sound arrives, but it is no longer reliably decoded as speech. That happens after one-sided hearing loss, and a hearing aid alone does not fix it — it makes things louder, not clearer. The path from sound to word has to be practised again. Two modes, both aimed at the same thing: Learnin…
- Developer
- Stephan Reindl
- Category
- Science & Education
- Earliest archived version
- 02 Sept 2026
- License
- Apache-2.0 (per F-Droid metadata)
02 / Release notes
Release notes from F-Droid
The store description now mentions another use: because learning mode lets you hear a word and read it at the same time, it also works for spelling practice. Nothing changes in the app itself.
Full notes →When you pick "Left only" or "Right only" and a headset with a microphone is connected, the settings now say why the silenced side is still faintly audible: the microphone picks up the ear that is playing. The app sends nothing there. Headphones without a microphone separate cleanly, a 3.5 mm jack…
Full notes →03 / Package identity
Technical fingerprint
de.hexenwoche.audiolex7946e824005a19eb92fdeff153a57391c044251317ba85b9a5902540a5461cd3C2:BF:97:04:C1:FC:EF:B5:FA:7F:F9:F3:49:6E:9E:A5:A1:BA:23:D2:CE:43:EF:70:3F:3E:13:97:36:42:8D:9D04 / History
Archive history
2 versions in WIKI archive: earliest 0.37.0 (02 Sept 2026), latest 0.37.1 (02 Oct 2026).
No change in android.permission.* between 0.37.0 and 0.37.1.
05 / Version archive
Documented releases
2 TOTAL06 / Safety & access
Safety verdict
Declared permissions
Tracker status: Not assessed by WIKI for Android.
07 / Sources
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