
About
This app helps passengers combat motion sickness by providing subtle on-screen visual cues that sync with the vehicle's movement. It aims to reduce the conflict between visual input and inner ear signals, allowing for more comfortable reading, texting, or watching during travel.
What's New in Motion Sickness Relief
1.1
September 1, 2026
- bug fix.
Subscriptions & In-App Purchases
Weekly Subscription
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FAQ
How does Orbit help with motion sickness?
Orbit provides subtle on-screen visual cues that move with the vehicle. This helps synchronize your visual input with your inner ear's sense of motion, reducing the conflict that causes nausea.
Can I use Orbit while reading or texting?
Yes, Orbit is designed to help passengers read, scroll, work, or watch more comfortably by reducing the symptoms of motion sickness. The visual cues are gentle and stay out of your way.
What types of vehicles can I use Orbit in?
Orbit works as a passenger in cars, buses, taxis, and rideshares. It is intended for use during any trip where you are not the driver.
Is Orbit free to use?
Orbit is free to download and use. It offers a weekly subscription for $4.99/P7D, suggesting that some features or an enhanced experience may be behind this purchase.
How often is Orbit updated?
The latest version of Orbit is 1.1, which was last updated on September 1, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.
What devices is Orbit compatible with?
Orbit is available for iPhone and iPad devices, as indicated by its supported devices list. It is designed for the iOS ecosystem.
What is the age rating for Orbit?
Orbit has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for children and adults. This rating suggests it contains no mature content.
Does Orbit have ads?
Based on the provided data, Orbit does not have ads. The monetization model is free with in-app purchases, and the 'hasAds' flag is false.


