AppRecs review analysis
AppRecs rating 3.2. Trustworthiness 61 out of 100. Review manipulation risk 16 out of 100. Based on a review sample analyzed.
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3.2
AppRecs Rating
Ratings breakdown
5 star
50%
4 star
0%
3 star
0%
2 star
17%
1 star
33%
What to know
✓
Low review manipulation risk
16% review manipulation risk
About eyeTilt
eyeTilt is an easy, quick, and efficient app to determine how many degrees someone's head is tilted or turned. Before eyeTilt, physicians could use a goniometer or "eyeball" to estimate the degree of head turn. Now, you can use your iPhone or iPad to measure head tilt and head turn.
To measure tilt: just hold up your device, line up the guide lines, and the device will tell you the tilt of the head.
To measure turn: hold your phone flat, line the phone up with the visual target, then line up the phone with the head turn. Use for strabismus, torticollis, nystagmus, or any other way you would like.
Features:
- On-screen guide for placement of eyes and/or nose
- Choose between a horizontal, vertical or crossed lines
- On-screen display of degree of tilt
- On-screen display of degree of turn
- There is no need to take any photos--degree of tilt and turn is displayed in real time
Disclaimer:
This is not a medical device. Do not use app to diagnose or treat.
To measure tilt: just hold up your device, line up the guide lines, and the device will tell you the tilt of the head.
To measure turn: hold your phone flat, line the phone up with the visual target, then line up the phone with the head turn. Use for strabismus, torticollis, nystagmus, or any other way you would like.
Features:
- On-screen guide for placement of eyes and/or nose
- Choose between a horizontal, vertical or crossed lines
- On-screen display of degree of tilt
- On-screen display of degree of turn
- There is no need to take any photos--degree of tilt and turn is displayed in real time
Disclaimer:
This is not a medical device. Do not use app to diagnose or treat.
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Reviews for eyeTilt
Mfetches
Cannot be used for self exam
I realize this app was designed for medical professionals to use with patients. That said, I’ve been wondering if my head posture has changed and is affecting my ability to see even when my glasses prescription is correct. I stumbled onto this app while looking for something else but the app doesn’t allow use of the front-facing camera, which makes it useless for me.
Riffy Beats
Really can’t reverse the camera?
Almost decent.
