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- Improved audio engine: Audio playback revised. - Bug fixes: Switching background music is now reliable.
Relief & training for motion sickness, seasickness & fear of flying.
Look forward to the journey, not just the destination! Don't let motion sickness (kinetosis), seasickness, or fear of flying ruin your vacation. Viativity™ is your digital companion for relief from travel discomfort. The app helps you find your inner balance – so you can relax and enjoy the ride. Why does motion sickness occur? Usually a misunderstanding in the body: The eye reports a standstill (e.g., under deck or looking at a phone), while the inner ear feels every curve. The brain sounds the alarm. How Viativity helps: Using science-backed methods, the app provides tools to resolve the sensory conflict or calm the nervous system. 1. Relief for Motion & Seasickness Artificial Horizon: Ship passengers under deck know the trick with a half-filled water bottle. The app uses smartphone sensors to display the real movement synchronously. The eye sees what the ear feels – the conflict resolves gently. P6 Acupressure: Interactive guide for massaging the Nei-Kuan point on the wrist for calming signals to the stomach. 2. Audio Methods (Sound-based Relief) The brain adapts to acoustic rhythms. Viativity uses this mechanism and offers four targeted frequencies for typical travel stressors: For Motion Sickness (100 Hz): Stabilizes your sense of balance and relieves the queasy feeling. A focusing background tone gently shields against contradictory motion stimuli. For Fear of Flying (6 Hz): Promotes deep mental calm. A stereo sound stimulates relaxing brain waves to help consciously find peace in the cramped cabin. For Inner Restlessness (16 Hz): Gently masks sensory overload for relaxed wakefulness. The sound specifically stimulates the resting nerve. For Deep Relaxation (1 Hz): Facilitates falling asleep quickly in unfamiliar surroundings. The slow rhythm lowers brain activity to the level of deep sleep. Pink Noise: Switchable to gently mask annoying ambient sounds (like engine roar). 3. Situational Breathing (Nausea, Fear of Flying, Stress & Panic) When inner restlessness rises, breathing is your strongest anchor. Choose from 4 rhythms (e.g., the 4-7-8 breathing to dampen fear of flying). The effect: A long exhale activates the calming nerve (vagus nerve). Vibrations blindly guide you through the rhythm – simply close your eyes and relax. 4. Preventive Training (At Home) Mental Rotation: 3D vision training. Trained spatial awareness helps the brain process motion data more efficiently. Body Balance: Train your core stability with closed eyes (via audio & haptic feedback only). Focus: Bind visual attention to tune out disruptive stimuli. A fair Swiss passion project Developed by a solo developer from Switzerland. Pay once (the price of an airport coffee) and use it forever. Family Sharing: Buy once, share for free with your family (via Google Play Family Library). No subscriptions. 100% ad-free. 100% offline usage – ideal for airplane mode. Full data privacy: No registration, no tracking. Accessible: Supports dynamic font sizes and screen readers (TalkBack) for effortless use. Device Requirements (Please read before purchasing): - For tools like the Artificial Horizon, the app uses your smartphone's motion sensors (standard in almost all modern devices). - Headphones: Stereo headphones are required for the optimal effect of most audio methods. - Haptics: Vibration intensity depends on the smartphone model. Not a medical device: Viativity is a wellness application for enhanced well-being during travel. It provides no diagnoses and does not replace medical treatment. In case of persistent discomfort, consult a physician.
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