HapticNav vs Reysko
Price, ratings, monetisation and update history for both apps, side by side — with what reviewers say about each.
HapticNav
This app provides navigation through vibrations, guiding users to their destination without visual or audio cues. It uses a patented Haptic Corridor™ system to indicate direction and proximity to the correct path. Designed to be intuitive, it offers an alternative navigation experience for all users, including those with visual impairments.
- Haptic navigation without visual or audio feedback
- Patented Haptic Corridor™ for directional guidance
- Intuitive vibration-based feedback system
- Optional HapticNav® wristband integration
- Accessible navigation for visually impaired users
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HapticNav® is a haptic navigation app, paired with an optional HapticNav® wristband, that gently guides you to your destination using vibration, without the need for any visual or audio feedback. Our patented Haptic Corridor™ works like a compass, giving you feedback based on the direction you are facing. When you are in the Haptic Corridor™ you feel no vibrations at all. When you turn you begin to feel a slight vibration. And that vibration gets stronger the more you turn away from the correct direction. We tested with 1000s of users and it is so intuitive, most can figure out the correct way to go without any instruction. In 2017, Wayband® made history when it helped the first person who is blind to run in the NYC marathon, without being tethered to a sighted guide. WearWorks® is a haptic platform company. We build products and experiences that communicate information through touch. Our mission is to reimagine the skin as a high fidelity communications channel capable of giving you information in a more intuitive and less obtrusive way. And our first goal is to revolutionize navigation for the sense of touch. 77% of global smartphone users use navigation apps monthly. Navigation is communicated entirely through vision and audition. For the billions of us who rely on mapping applications for our daily lives, is the need to constantly staring at a screen, or listening to a voice, while getting from one place to another really the best we can do? And even more, for the 285 million people world-wide living with a visual impairment, and the 466 million living with a hearing impairment, that status quo is inaccessible. We see a better way to navigate. One that frees your ears and eyes while giving you all the information you need directly through your natural sense of touch. Download the HapticNav® App to feel your way... anywhere. Terms: https://www.wear.works/terms-conditions
Reysko
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Reysko is an accessibility-first public-transit app that works for everyone. It starts in Bulgaria and is growing across Europe. Whatever your needs, Reysko adapts. It works with your screen reader, with routes, stops and controls clearly labelled; offers high-contrast light and dark themes, large text, and route lines marked by number and shape, not colour alone; gives spoken, vibrating and on-screen guidance; keeps screens clear and the language plain; and lets you search by voice. Cities - Sofia: bus, trolleybus, tram and metro - Burgas: bus and trolleybus - More European cities are added as their official transit data opens up What it does - Live arrival times where the transit agency publishes them, plus full timetables - A trip planner that offers you the fastest route, the one with fewer transfers, and the one with less walking - Guided trips that take you the whole way, from the first walk to the door of your destination, telling you when to get off and what comes next - Walking guidance with distance and direction (ahead, behind, left or right), a map you can open full screen, - Spoken guidance that names the place you are heading for, in a voice you choose for each language, and that keeps talking with the screen locked - Stop names announced as you approach them, so you know where you are without looking - Arrival alerts as your stop approaches, even with the phone in your pocket and the screen locked - Shake the phone to hear where you are - Reminders to leave in time, and service alerts the moment you open a stop - A backup of your saved stops, lines and settings that you can keep and restore yourself Private by design: no account, no ads and no cross-app tracking. Your location is used only to find stops and guide you, never for advertising and never sold. Reysko is free. Made by Infocus Point within the Access in Focus initiative * * * Reysko е приложение за градски транспорт с приоритет на достъпността, което работи за всеки. Стартира в България и се разраства в Европа.Каквито и да са нуждите ви, Reysko се приспособява. Работи с екранния ви четец, като маршрутите, спирките и бутоните са ясно обозначени; предлага висококонтрастна светла и тъмна тема, едър шрифт и линии, обозначени с номер и форма, а не само с цвят; дава гласови, вибриращи и екранни указания; поддържа екраните прегледни и езика опростен; и ви позволява да търсите с глас. Градове - София: автобус, тролейбус, трамвай и метро - Бургас: автобус и тролейбус Какво прави - Актуална информация за пристигания там, където превозвачът ги публикува, и пълни разписания - Планиране на маршрут с три варианта: най-бърз, по-малко прекачвания или по-малко ходене - Навигиране пеша с насоки за разстояние и посока (напред, назад, наляво или надясно), карта на цял екран и сигнализиране с вибрации - Известия при наближаване на спирката, дори когато телефонът е в джоба и екранът е заключен - Известия "тръгвай сега" и съобщения за промени по маршрута веднага щом отворите спирка - Съобщаване на имената на спирките при приближаване, за да знаете къде сте, без да гледате - Архив на запазените спирки, линии и настройки, който можете да пазите и възстановявате сами Поверителност по дизайн: без акаунт, без реклами и без проследяване между приложения. Местоположението се използва само за намиране на спирки и насочване, никога за реклама и не се продава. Reysko е безплатно. Изработено от "Инфокус Пойнт" в рамките на инициативата Access in Focus.
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Verdict
The clearest difference is in-app purchases: Reysko at none against HapticNav's 2. HapticNav's advantage is update cadence (every 3 weeks vs every 2 months). On price, ads, device support and iOS requirement there is nothing between them.
Scored on Price · Rating · Positive reviews · Number of ratings · Update frequency · Ads · In-app purchases · Monetization · Best chart rank · Devices · Requires iOS
Both are free to download. HapticNav sells 2 in-app purchases, starting at $0.99 per year. Reysko asks for nothing beyond the download.
HapticNav ships an update every 3 weeks, Reysko every 2 months. The most recent releases landed on October 8, 2026 and October 1, 2026 respectively.
| Parameter | HapticNav | Reysko |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | Free |
| Rating | 4.7 (47 ratings) — better | — |
| Positive reviews | 93.1% of reviews | — |
| Number of ratings | 47 — better | — |
| Update frequency | Every 3 weeks — better | Every 2 months |
| Ads | No | No |
| In-app purchases | Yes | No — better |
| Monetization | Free with in-app purchases | — |
| Devices | iPhone, iPod, Apple Watch — better | iPhone, iPod |
| Requires iOS | 15.0 — better | 15.1 |
| Further details — not scored | ||
| Size | 148 MB | 48 MB |
| Age rating | 4+ | 4+ |
| Developer | WearWorks | Infocus Point EOOD |
In-app purchases
HapticNav
- Wayband App Yearly1 Year trial$0.991 Year
- Wayband$0.991 Year
Reysko
No in-app purchases









