BEWA vs Balance Hold

BEWA supports camera-based reference measurements of standing hold times and everyday exercise. Screens, captions, and voice guidance are available in Japanese and English. Keep your whole body and feet in view of the camera, then follow the right and left tandem and one-leg standing tasks. See the detected posture and hold time, review a reference level based on SIDE, and view past records. Left and right refer to your own body. Partial measurements and records with no timed holds are distinguished from regular reference levels. ILLUSTRATED EXERCISE GUIDES • Existing approximately 5, 10 and 15-minute courses • 20 exercises with 80 preparation, movement and return illustrations • Automatic progression through demonstrations, exercises, rests and a cooldown • Japanese and English voice selection and preview • Pause, resume and finish early • Options for seated exercises and use of support • Automatic guided-session records, plus optional manual exercise records INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Switch participants to keep results, exercise records and preferences separate. Language changes preserve names, notes, and saved dates and values. Records stay on your device and no account is required. Camera frames and pose data are processed on the device and are not recorded or transmitted. Saved data may be included in device backups depending on your OS settings. Designed for iPhone and iPad. View the introduction again from Information. Exercise guides and saved records are available without camera permission. You can follow on-screen instructions even if a suitable voice is unavailable. ONE PURCHASE, ALL FEATURES A single purchase of the app includes all features. There are no in-app purchases, subscriptions or ads. The App Store displays the price for your country or region. Guided time includes demonstrations, rests and waits for narration, and excludes pauses and time in the background. It does not measure body movements or completed repetitions. Results are for reference, not medical diagnosis, treatment decisions or determining fall risk. Place the device securely, use good lighting and stable support, and have someone supervise when needed. Rest when unwell and stop if you feel pain or dizziness. Support: misterdevelop.support@gmail.com

Hold your phone steady and test your balance. Balance Hold uses the gyroscope to detect small tilts and records how steadily you can keep your posture within the time limit. Try different challenge styles such as one-foot standing, head balance, and eyes closed to check your core stability. Choose 10, 30, or 60 seconds, review your rank and sway records, and track your progress over time. Make balance training a simple daily habit.