Develop a Sound Detector App for Misophonia patients

The ABC Misophonia App's purpose is to detect negative sounds and replace them with positive sounds. The app will be used by patients diagnosed with Misophonia. The patients will be able to record negative sounds and positive sounds to a Sound Library. They connect the negative sounds to the positive sounds, so that the negative sounds will then be replaced by a positive sound. For instance, Misophonia patients might have trouble with tapping on a keyboard. In the app, the patient can record keyboard tapping, and then record another sound that is a positive sound for them (like rain). Now, when they see someone tapping on a keyboard, they will only hear rain! Misophonia patients might have trouble with a soft s-sound. A patient could record himself saying a soft s-sound and choose it to be a negative sound. The patient could then record a sharp s-sound, make it a positive sound and then replace the negative with the positive. Now, when the patient is engaging in social interaction, he will not hear the negative sound, but only the positive sound. So, as long as patients are set as active in the app, the microphone will detect saved negative sounds and replace them with their connected positive sound automatically. We will have to use the microphone on the ear plugs and/or the microphone from the phone - depending on the best result. The patients can also detect a voice close to them and use the Voice Changer to hear a different voice. The Meal Planner will be used by patients who find it difficult to plan their meals. Here, they can register if they have eaten, and get an overview if they have not eaten properly in days due to their health condition. In addition, the patients can register their medication intake, and send this info to their doctor. Also, they can set up a budget for how much money they have spent on products related to their illness. This can be useful if they want to get reimbursed by the government in their country. The app needs to be available to share with family members so that parents can keep an eye on their children's trigger level for instance. The app must be used with ear-phones (preferably wireless, but must be useable by regular ones too). The sounds will be recorded by the microphone in the phone or ear-plug microphone. The app needs to be made to fit iOS AND Android.