This app uses your iPhone or iPad to measure head tilt and turn in degrees. It provides real-time measurements without needing to take photos, offering a quick and efficient alternative to traditional methods for medical professionals.
2.0
July 12, 2020
MAJOR UPDATE: Now, you can measure head turn in addition to head tilt.
eyeTilt is used to measure the degree of head tilt and head turn. It provides a quick and efficient way for medical professionals to assess conditions like strabismus, torticollis, and nystagmus.
To measure tilt, you hold the device up and line up the guide lines. For turn, you hold the phone flat, align it with a visual target, and then with the head turn. The degrees are displayed in real-time on the screen.
No, eyeTilt does not require taking any photos. The degree of tilt and turn is displayed in real-time as you use the app.
eyeTilt is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.
The age rating for eyeTilt is 17+, which is typically due to the nature of its medical applications and the complexity of the information it presents.
The latest version of eyeTilt is 2.0, and it was last updated on July 12, 2020. This indicates a moderate update frequency for the application.
No, eyeTilt is not a medical device. The app includes a disclaimer stating that it should not be used to diagnose or treat medical conditions.
eyeTilt has a rating of 3.2 stars from 6 ratings. This suggests that while some users find it useful, there may be room for improvement based on user feedback.
