MyEq.pro tunes every sound to your ears — personalized audio and focus soundscapes on a lifetime deal

The pitch: everyone's ears are different, but every stream, call, and playlist ships one-size-fits-all sound. MyEq.pro starts with a quick hearing test, builds a personal EQ profile from the results, and applies it to whatever you're listening to — via a browser extension for any audio in Chrome, plus custom playlists of focus, relaxation, sleep, and energy soundscapes tuned through that same profile. The vendor pitches it at remote workers, students, and anyone who leans on background audio to concentrate. It's a Dealify-exclusive lifetime deal, with a higher "Creative Hub" tier that adds a credit pool for generating audio and media.

The money math this replaces: the focus-audio incumbents are all subscriptions — Brain.fm runs about $10/mo and Endel about $15/mo, so a year of either already costs more than where this deal reportedly starts.

Why we picked it

• The personalization core is real, established tech. EQ tuned from a hearing check is the same idea Apple ships as Headphone Accommodations and Mimi licenses to TV manufacturers — MyEq's angle is applying it to everything you play, not one device brand.
• A new vertical for the feed. We cover a lot of tools that make things; this one improves the eight hours of audio you sit inside while using all the others.
• Subscription-shaped category, one-time price. Focus audio is sold as a forever-subscription everywhere else. If background sound is already part of your workday, this is exactly the kind of bill worth converting.

Watch out for

• The wellness language is vendor marketing, not medicine. "Neuroscience-backed," "clinical-grade," and the ADHD-adjacent framing are the vendor's claims — treat the focus soundscapes as pleasant background audio that may help you, not a treatment. If you have a real hearing concern, that's an audiologist's job, not a Chrome extension's.
• The Creative Hub tier is credit-metered. The higher tier reportedly includes a 50,000-credit pool for media generation — a finite pool on a "lifetime" deal is the classic fine-print trap. Buy the base tier for the audio personalization; treat credits as a bonus, not the product.
• Check the delivery surfaces before buying. The personalized EQ rides a browser extension and the vendor's apps — confirm on the live page that it covers where you actually listen (phone, native desktop apps, meeting software), not just a Chrome tab.