Travel Cues: Motion Sickness

Reading in a moving car can feel awful. Travel Cues is a motion sickness app that shows soft, breathing dots over whatever you're doing — reading, videos, games, maps — that move exactly opposite to the car's motion, like fixed points in the world outside your window. Your eyes and your inner ear finally agree, so riding just feels better. WHY YOU GET CAR SICK Motion sickness (kinetosis, or travel sickness) happens when your eyes see a still screen while your body feels every turn and brake. Your brain reads that sensory conflict as a warning sign, and you end up queasy, dizzy, sweaty, or nauseous. Travel Cues bridges the gap with gentle visual motion cues, tuned to the vehicle — not to your hands. WHO IT'S FOR • Passengers who get carsick reading in the car • Backseat kids on long road trips • Commuters on the bus, coach, train, or subway • Anyone who feels sick texting or scrolling in a moving vehicle • Ferry, boat, and plane travel where travel sickness usually starts FREE, AND GENUINELY USEFUL • Motion-cue overlay that works over any app • One-tap start, Quick Settings tile, pause from the notification • Balanced sensitivity tuned for most rides • Breathing dots that gently fade and change size • No ads. No account. No data collected — everything stays on your phone. PREMIUM — ONE-TIME PURCHASE, NOT A SUBSCRIPTION • Sensitivity presets plus fine control (strength, dead zone, smoothing) • Dot styles: rings, glow, stars • Custom colors, sizes, and opacity • Keep the screen on while dots run • Auto start & stop — begins about a minute into a drive, ends after you arrive (on-device detection) Pay once. Keep it forever. That's the whole deal. HOW TO USE IT FOR THE BEST RESULTS • Start the dots before your ride and give them a few minutes • Keep the dots in the corner of your eye — don't stare at them • If you already feel nauseous, lower the sensitivity and look up from the screen for a minute FREQUENTLY ASKED Does it really help with motion sickness? Many people find that visual motion cues reduce car sickness a lot, some find it helps a little, and a few don't respond. It's free to try on your next drive. Does it work on buses, trains, boats, and planes? Yes. Anywhere your phone can feel the vehicle move, the dots track that motion. Is it good for kids who get carsick? Yes — it's designed for backseat passengers, including children reading or watching videos. Do I need internet? No. Everything runs on-device, offline. Does it drain my battery? The overlay is lightweight, and auto stop ends it when your trip does. FOR PASSENGERS Travel Cues is designed for passengers. Never watch a screen while driving. GOOD TO KNOW Android security hides the dots on the lock screen and status bar, and some banking-app buttons ignore taps while any overlay is visible — use "Pause 1 min" from the notification. This app is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. Consult a doctor or qualified healthcare professional for medical advice.