Katamuki Checker vs SittingPostureCHECKER

Record posture and movement in photos and videos, then check angles on the image. Capture a photo or import one from your photo library, place and adjust points, and save or compare your records. CHECK ANGLES ON PHOTOS • Measure an angle with 3 points, or consecutive angles with 4 or 5 points. • Check tilt relative to horizontal or vertical. • Zoom in and adjust point positions. • Use automatic pose detection and edit points manually. SAVE MEASUREMENT IMAGES Save a photo with the selected measurement’s lines and angles inside the app. Each saved image is separate from the original photo record, so it preserves the view at the time of saving even if you later edit that record. Saving inside the app does not add an image to your photo library. REVIEW AND COMPARE RECORDS Browse photos, videos and saved measurement images. Compare two photos or measurement images side by side, with independent zoom and pan. Match measurements of the same kind to check angle differences. EXPORT WHAT YOU NEED Export saved measurement images to Photos. Preview comparison images as Photos only or With details before exporting. Export measurement records as PDF reports and CSV files, or use the system share sheet. SUPPORT FOR CAPTURE Capture photos and videos with optional grid lines and an upright holding guide. Hold the device vertically in portrait orientation: the guide reads 0° when upright and turns green within 3°. Choose which overlays to show and save in Capture settings. No account is required. Photos, videos, pose detection, angle calculations and records are processed and stored on your device. The app does not send this data to the developer and contains no advertising or tracking. Katamuki Checker supports recording and observation. Image angles depend on the camera viewpoint and point placement. It does not provide a medical diagnosis or replace treatment decisions.

Would you like to check your posture ? Prepare a photo taken from the side of a subject sitting in a chair. Be careful not to move or tilt the camera left or right when shooting. Move the red marks to the positions shown below. If the line connecting the ear, shoulder, chest and hip is straight, your posture is generally said to be quite good. 　(1) Forehead 　(2) Chin 　(3) Ear (tragion) 　(4) Shoulder (acromion point) 　(5) Chest (middle thickness of the chest) 　(6) Hip (greater trochanter) 　(7) Knee (back of kneepan) 　(8) Ankle === CAUTION === You cannot diagnoses illness by using this app. And we do not give permission to use this app for commercial purposes.