SteadyGaze: Vertigo Exercises

SteadyGaze: Vertigo Exercises

Vestibular, Dizziness, Balance

1 ratings
1 review
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This app uses your AirPods to provide real-time audio coaching for vestibular exercises, helping you stabilize your gaze and improve balance. It's designed for individuals recovering from dizziness and balance issues, offering guided programs and progress tracking.

Real-time audio coaching with AirPods
Guided vestibular gaze-stabilization programs
Head speed feedback (too fast/slow)
Dizziness rating and progress tracking
Custom and clinician-prescribed programs
Data export (CSV, PDF)
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What's New in SteadyGaze

1.7

September 5, 2026

SteadyGaze now has an Apple Watch app. During a session your wrist taps the pace, so you can keep your eyes locked on the target instead of listening for a metronome. The rep count and which set you are on stay readable at a glance, and you can pause or stop from the watch without reaching for your phone. Your iPhone still runs the session and still reads head motion from your AirPods, so nothing about how your reps are measured has changed. Completed sets for the day sit on the watch face as a complication.

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Annual

Unlimited access to all premium features.

$39.991 Year
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In-App Purchases

$79.99

Lifetime

Unlimited access to all premium features.

User reviews

Great App

This app is what I’ve been searching for. The developer immediately fixed the minor defect I reported. It’s a great app especially if you’re accustomed to using a separate metronome app and separate timer. Works great on both the iPhone and iPad.

Response from developer

Thank you, this made my week. Glad the built-in metronome and timer are saving you the app juggling, and that the fix landed quickly on your end.

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FAQ

What is SteadyGaze used for?

SteadyGaze is a training aid for vestibular exercises, specifically gaze-stabilization (VOR) exercises. It helps individuals with dizziness and balance problems by providing real-time audio coaching to improve head control during exercises.

How does SteadyGaze work with AirPods?

SteadyGaze utilizes the motion sensors in AirPods to track head speed in real-time. This allows for precise audio feedback, guiding users to maintain the correct speed for their exercises while keeping their eyes focused on a target.

What conditions can SteadyGaze help with?

SteadyGaze is built for people working through dizziness and balance issues related to vestibular neuritis, labyrinthitis recovery, post-concussion syndrome, residual BPPV dizziness, vestibular migraine, and PPPD.

Is SteadyGaze a medical device?

No, SteadyGaze is not a medical device. It is a training aid for exercises commonly used in vestibular rehabilitation. Users should always follow the guidance of their physician or vestibular therapist.

What features are included in the free version of SteadyGaze?

The free version includes a metronome, manual logging, two beginner Foundations programs, per-session logging, and AirPods sensor diagnostics. It works without AirPods for basic logging and metronome functions.

What does SteadyGaze Plus offer?

SteadyGaze Plus unlocks real-time audio head-speed coaching, the full program library (intermediate, advanced, VOR x2), custom programs, detailed progress charts, and data export options in CSV and PDF formats.

What are the subscription options for SteadyGaze Plus?

SteadyGaze Plus offers monthly, annual, and lifetime purchase options. The annual plan includes a 7-day free trial. Subscriptions automatically renew unless canceled at least 24 hours before the current period ends.

How often is SteadyGaze updated?

The latest version of SteadyGaze is 1.4, which was last updated on August 21, 2026. This indicates a relatively frequent update schedule, suggesting ongoing development and support.