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Visualize and record device motion with live sensor readings. Analyze acceleration, rotation, magnetic field, and attitude. Export data as CSV for further analysis.
✓Live sensor readings
✓Record experiments
✓Analyze results on iPhone/iPad
✓Capture motion on Apple Watch
✓Export data as CSV
✓Six measurement types
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What's New in Acc.elerometer
0.2.1
September 20, 2026
- Added an Apple Watch app with live sensor readings, detailed axis values and recording of selected measurements, including background recording within watchOS runtime limits. - Send saved watch recordings to your iPhone for chart review and CSV export, with transfer progress and import confirmation. - Added watch complications for saved sensor maxima and recording status, with a shortcut to start recording. - Periodic saving and recovery of saved data help preserve interrupted recordings on iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch. Interruption warnings show when a recording may be incomplete. - Charts highlight gaps in recorded data and let you switch between axes and vector magnitude for supported measurements. - Improved chart sampling to keep readings in order and preserve the final sample. - Added Russian localization for the iPhone and iPad app, Apple Watch app and watch widgets, including sensor descriptions, chart labels and transfer errors. - Recording times now follow the regional time format, and date formatting correctly respects the supplied time zone. - Updated the app icon.
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FAQ
What measurements does Acc.elerometer provide?
Acc.elerometer provides six types of measurements: acceleration (including gravity), user acceleration (gravity removed), rotation rate, magnetic field, device attitude (roll, pitch, yaw), and gravity along each axis. These allow for a comprehensive analysis of device movement and orientation.
Can I record data with Acc.elerometer on my Apple Watch?
Yes, you can view sensor readings and record selected measurements directly on your Apple Watch. Saved recordings can then be sent to your paired iPhone for detailed charting and analysis.
How can I export my recorded data from Acc.elerometer?
Acc.elerometer allows you to export each measurement from a recording as a CSV file. This file includes timestamps and axis values, offering flexibility for your analysis workflow with options for Unix time, spreadsheet serial dates, or formatted date strings.
Does Acc.elerometer require an account to use?
No, Acc.elerometer does not require an account to use its features. All measurements and recordings are stored directly on your devices, ensuring your data remains private and accessible without the need for online accounts.
What devices is Acc.elerometer compatible with?
Acc.elerometer is compatible with Apple Watch, iPhone, and iPad devices. This broad compatibility allows users to collect and analyze sensor data across their Apple ecosystem.
How often is Acc.elerometer updated?
The latest version of Acc.elerometer is 0.2.1, last updated on September 20, 2026. While the last update date appears to be in the future, indicating a potential data anomaly, users can expect regular updates based on the developer's release history.
What is the age rating for Acc.elerometer?
Acc.elerometer has an age rating of 4+. This indicates that the app is suitable for children and does not contain content that is generally considered inappropriate for this age group.
Does Acc.elerometer have ads?
No, Acc.elerometer does not contain advertisements. The app is completely ad-free, providing an uninterrupted user experience for recording and analyzing sensor data.
