Signia App

Review by eFreeware

The Signia App is a free companion app for Signia hearing aids, published by Sivantos Pte. Ltd. and listed in the Medical category.

That is the main reason to consider it. If you wear compatible Signia hearing aids, the app gives you a place to adjust volume, refine settings, reach your hearing professional and keep an eye on your activity, instead of relying only on the aids themselves or a separate remote.

It has been on Google Play since September 2019 and has been updated as recently as August 2026, with the latest changes described as platform work, bug fixes and stability improvements. It is free, carries no advertising and offers no in-app purchases.

Remote control and the Signia Assistant

The core of the app is remote control. You can adjust the volume of your hearing aids from the phone rather than reaching for the aids themselves, which is the sort of thing that matters in a meeting room or at a family dinner when you want a quick change without drawing attention.

Beyond the volume slider, the Signia Assistant is there to help tailor settings to your personal preferences. The developer presents this as a way to shape how the aids behave around you, and it is the feature that turns the app from a simple remote into something closer to a fitting companion.

Availability is the catch worth understanding early. The developer notes that feature availability can vary with the hearing aid model, the firmware version and whether TeleCare is offered in your country. So the app you get depends on the hardware you wear and where you live, not just on the download.

TeleCare and how-to videos

TeleCare is the app's link to your hearing professional. The idea is that you can connect with the person who fitted your aids without a trip to the clinic, which is useful when a setting needs adjusting or something about the aids is bothering you and you would rather ask than wait for the next appointment.

Alongside that, the app includes how-to videos that answer common questions quickly. For anyone who has ever flipped through a paper manual looking for one specific instruction, having short clips inside the same app that controls the aids is a sensible arrangement.

The same availability caveat applies here: TeleCare depends on the model, the firmware and whether the service is available in your country. Where it is offered, it is one of the more distinctive parts of the app.

My WellBeing and activity tracking

My WellBeing adds a second purpose. It keeps track of your physical fitness and your hearing activity, so the app is not only about adjusting the aids but also about showing how much you move and how much you are using your hearing aids.

For someone who likes seeing numbers accumulate, that can be a gentle motivator, and it gives the app a reason to be opened on days when nothing needs adjusting. It is a companion feature rather than the main event, and like the others it is marked as subject to model, firmware and regional availability.

I would treat it as a bonus rather than the reason to install. The remote control and the Assistant are the parts that most wearers will reach for regularly.

What you need before you start

This is a companion app, so it works alongside Signia hearing aids rather than on its own. The app is meant for people aged 18 and over.

The developer also advises reading your hearing aids' user guide first. That guide can be opened from the app's settings menu, downloaded in electronic form from wsaud.com, or ordered as a printed copy from the same address at no charge, delivered within seven working days.

Questions about your hearing should go to a qualified healthcare professional. This is a control and support tool for devices you already own, not a source of medical guidance.

Who the Signia App fits

The app is built for adults who already wear compatible Signia hearing aids and want more direct control over them from a phone. If that describes you, the combination of volume control, the Assistant, TeleCare and activity tracking covers the everyday jobs a wearer is likely to have.

The rating picture is worth noting. With more than a million installs and a 2.7 average across roughly 35,700 ratings, the reception is mixed, and that spread of opinion is consistent with an app whose usefulness depends heavily on which hearing aid model you have and which features your country supports.

Because the starred features vary by model, firmware and region, the sensible step is to check what your own setup supports before assuming the full set will be there. The app is free with no ads and no purchases, so trying it costs nothing beyond the download.

A companion worth having for compatible Signia wearers

The Signia App does a focused job: it puts control of compatible Signia hearing aids on your phone and adds support features around that. Remote volume adjustment and the Signia Assistant are the parts I would expect most wearers to use, with TeleCare and My WellBeing as the extras that depend on your model, firmware and country.

It is free, has no advertising and no in-app purchases, and it has been kept current with updates through August 2026. The mixed 2.7 average across 35,700 ratings is a reminder that experiences vary, which is unsurprising for an app whose features are tied to specific hardware and regions.

My recommendation is straightforward. If you do not wear Signia aids, there is nothing here for you to control.

What's new in version 2.8.0.18214

• Platform improvements for better performance and future compatibility. • Bug fixes and stability improvements.