$5.99

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 24, 2016
  • April 7, 2026

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About

This app helps reduce pain and improve performance for shoulder injuries by training your brain's neuroplasticity. It offers tests to assess your ability to distinguish left from right body parts and various tools to enhance your cognitive training.

Left/Right Discrimination testing
Neuroplasticity training tools
Memory and Speed Match games
Graded difficulty levels
Progress tracking with graphs
Clinical result export
Custom image training
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What's New in Recognise Shoulder

1.10

April 7, 2026

Minor bug fix

Charts

Top Paid

📉 107-1

Medical

This app dropped -1 position in Medical chart.

Last updated on July 22, 2026.

User reviews

Aucun mode d’emploi / no instruction for use

L’appli s’ouvre sur un menu. Apparement on doit prendre des photos. Comment ça marche ? Aucune idée. Je ne l’ai pas utilisé à cause de cela.
The app opens on a menu. Apparently we have to take pictures. How does it work? No idea. I didn't use it because of that.
De plus le site de consultation qui est signalé n’est pas sécurisé. Pas serieux
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Great Service, but needs work

The content on the app is pretty good, useful, and effective. However, considering it is a paid app I feel like the app could use more love. There is no back button implemented so every time you use a feature you have to fully exit the app and restart it. Also, I feel like there should be a larger bank of photos available for users.
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Can’t go back

Once you click on something there is no way to get back to the main menu other than restarting phone and app

Useless without a back button

Advised to use this app as part of rehab. Extremely frustrating as you have to quit out of the app, close and reopen iPad to get out of the app pages. Where is the ‘back’ functionality? Sadly, it makes the app impossible to use properly. Can you please fix this developers?

Fix the app, carajo

You know who I am: the same guy with angry birds flying over his head since his favourite collection of apps are broken. I beg you, NOI Group, make this poor old physiotherapist happy again.
Best wishes.

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FAQ

What is Recognise Shoulder used for?

Recognise Shoulder is designed to help reduce pain, improve performance, and assist with rehabilitation for a range of shoulder pain and injury states. It is used as part of a Graded Motor Imagery program.

How does Recognise Shoulder work?

The app tests your ability to quickly and accurately recognize body parts as left or right, and then uses various tools to train your brain's neuroplasticity. This cognitive training is intended to aid in recovery and improve function.

What are the training tools in Recognise Shoulder?

Recognise Shoulder includes 'Memory' and 'Speed match' tools to enhance training. It also features graded difficulty levels and personal best challenges to help users progress.

Can I track my progress with Recognise Shoulder?

Yes, the app provides detailed onscreen results and graphs to map your progress. You can also export and email these results directly to your clinician or therapist.

Does Recognise Shoulder support custom images?

Yes, you can capture your own images on your iPhone or iPad and use them within the app for your training sessions, personalizing the rehabilitation experience.

What is the price of Recognise Shoulder?

Recognise Shoulder is a paid app, priced at $5.99. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned.

What devices is Recognise Shoulder compatible with?

Recognise Shoulder is available for iPhone and iPad devices. It is rated for users aged 12 and up.

How often is Recognise Shoulder updated?

The app was last updated on September 10, 2024, with version 1.9. This indicates ongoing support and potential for future improvements.