Archived App (Last seen on 12 May 2026)
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About
This app monitors muscle tension and records physiological data like heart and brain activity. It requires a specific wearable sensor and offers real-time feedback and customizable testing configurations for research and analysis.
What's New in Chirp for Cricket
2.0.26
May 20, 2022
v2.0.26 includes bug fixes for stability and improved performance.
FAQ
What is Chirp for Cricket?
Chirp for Cricket is an application designed to monitor muscle tension levels in real-time using sEMG data. It also allows for the recording and export of EKG, EEG, and movement data for research purposes.
Does Chirp for Cricket require any hardware?
Yes, Chirp for Cricket requires the use of a Cricket wearable sensor made by Somaxis. The app has no functionality without this specific hardware.
What kind of data can Chirp for Cricket record?
Chirp for Cricket can record real-time muscle tension (sEMG), heart activity (EKG), brain activity (EEG), and movement data (6-axis IMU).
Can I export data from Chirp for Cricket?
Yes, Chirp for Cricket allows you to easily export and save both raw and filtered data through the Finder window on OSX.
How many sensors can Chirp for Cricket connect to?
Chirp for Cricket can connect to up to 4 Cricket sensors simultaneously, allowing for comprehensive data collection from multiple body locations.
What devices support Chirp for Cricket?
Chirp for Cricket is available for iPhone and iPad devices. It is also supported on iPod.
Is Chirp for Cricket free to use?
Yes, Chirp for Cricket is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or subscription fees associated with the application itself.
How often is Chirp for Cricket updated?
The latest version of Chirp for Cricket is 2.0.26, which was last updated on May 20, 2022. This indicates a history of updates, though the frequency is not explicitly stated.