Goniometer: Range of Motion

Goniometer: Range of Motion

Digital Joint ROM Measure

12 ratings
9 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 18, 2026
  • August 17, 2026

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Measure joint range of motion accurately using your smartphone's motion sensors. Provides animated guides for precise placement and a library of normal ROM values. Ideal for medical professionals and patients tracking recovery.

Live angle measurement
Animated placement guides
47 supported movements
Hand and finger ROM tracking
Patient profiles
Normal ROM reference
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What's New in Goniometer

1.8.0

August 17, 2026

• 8 new movements — forearm pronation and supination, shoulder extension and internal rotation, and hip extension, abduction, adduction, and internal rotation. 55 movements in all, neck to fingertips • New "See what's included" screen: a clear side-by-side of what's free versus Pro, so you always know measuring stays free • Polish, accessibility, and reliability improvements

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$4.99

Goniometer Pro

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User reviews

Good for (very limited) options

Limited options for hip motions
But great for what it does. But since it won’t collect the information that I need, I have to give it a 3

Response from developer

Thank you for the helpful feedback! We just released v1.8.0 which includes hip abduction, hip adduction, hip internal rotation, hip extension, shoulder extension, shoulder internal rotation, forearm supination, forearm pronation. Hopefully you can give it another try and let me know what other movements we should add and any other feedback!

Easy and accurate

Great instructions, easy to use, and accurate. Overall great app using the phone’s built in tools.

mlowedc

The best Goniometer app for measuring patient ROM. Very quick, easy to use, and accurate!

Easy to use at home

I have been having knee pain and decreased range of motion. I was able to easily use this app to track my range of motion over time

Very functional

Very useful and easy to use digital goniometer. I use it pretty much every day and have had no issues with it

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FAQ

What is Goniometer used for?

Goniometer is used to measure joint range of motion (ROM) accurately using your iPhone's motion sensors. It's designed for medical professionals and patients to track recovery and assess joint angles.

Is Goniometer free to use?

The basic version of Goniometer is free and includes features like live angle measurement, animated guides, and one patient profile. Additional features like unlimited profiles and progress history are available through a one-time purchase.

What types of movements can Goniometer measure?

Goniometer supports the measurement of 47 movements across the neck, upper and lower extremities, and every finger and thumb joint, including specific measurements for MCP, PIP, and DIP joints.

Does Goniometer have ads?

Goniometer does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download with optional in-app purchases for advanced features.

Can Goniometer be used for patients with limited starting positions?

Yes, Goniometer offers a 'Set Zero baseline override' feature, allowing you to set a custom zero point for patients who cannot achieve the standard starting position.

What devices does Goniometer support?

Goniometer is currently supported on iPhones. The app requires iOS 13.0 or later for optimal performance.

How accurate is Goniometer?

Smartphone inclinometer measurement has been shown to be valid and reliable for joint range of motion in peer-reviewed research, as cited in a PLOS ONE systematic review from 2019.

What is Total Active Motion (TAM) in Goniometer?

Total Active Motion (TAM) is a feature available in the Pro version that automatically computes the total active motion for each finger digit, which is particularly useful for hand therapists.