Motion Cues: Motion Sickness

Feel sick reading in the car? Motion Cues helps. Motion sickness usually starts when your eyes and your body disagree. Your body feels the car turn, speed up and brake, but your eyes see a still screen. Motion Cues puts small animated dots on the edges of your screen that move with the vehicle. Your eyes see the motion your body already feels, which can help reduce car sickness while you read, scroll or watch videos. It works like the Vehicle Motion Cues feature on iPhone, made for Android. HOW IT WORKS • Dots on the sides of the screen move left and right as the vehicle turns • Dots move up and down as it speeds up or brakes • The dots sit on top of any app, so you keep using your phone as usual • Uses your phone's motion sensors in real time START IT YOUR WAY • Start automatically when you get in a car or bus (optional) • Quick Settings tile: turn it on from the notification shade • Home screen widget and app shortcuts • Pause it automatically in the apps you choose MAKE IT YOURS • Dot size, color, count and visibility • How much of the screen the dots cover • How strongly the dots react to turns, speeding up and braking • Invert the vertical movement if it feels more natural • Light, dark or system theme GOOD FOR • Car sickness when reading or watching on the back seat • Bus, coach and train rides • Taxi and ride-share trips • Long road trips with kids • Boats and flights, where many people find it helps too FREE Motion Cues is free. A small banner supports development. Full-screen ads are optional and you can turn them off in Settings. Motion Cues is not a medical device. It can help reduce symptoms for many people, but results vary. Talk to a doctor if motion sickness is severe. Questions or ideas? Use "Send feedback" in Settings. We read every message.

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