Try vs Shake Meter

Try-Breath smart recorder has combined respiratory training with ultrasonic wireless technology by connecting the tri-flow incentive spirometer to your smartphone, provides real-time records to easily digitize personal breath training, as your digital assistant to care for your breathing condition, and lets your pulmonary rehab progress visible. 《Features》 ● Visionally: real-time indicate your deep breath status, help users’ pulmonary rehab, and improve users' quality of life. ● History: set up the daily goals, confirm the achievement of the ball numbers, and deep inspiration volumes. ● Education: Provide educated videos or articles to help users understand how to better for pulmonary rehab. ● Goal: customize your personal goal settings for the balls, volumes, and training times per day. The app will remind you to finish the training, including the balls, and calculate the inhalation volumes by force inspiration. disclaimer reminding: Try-Breath smart recorder is not classified as a medical device, which is only used to record your inhalation training status for general purposes. It is not applied in the diagnosis, treatment, relief, or prevent any disease or symptom. Any deep breath training information recorded by ultrasound wireless technology is only for reference, it is not a medical diagnosis, prescription, or treatment. Before using this device, the user could evaluate their selfie health condition, and consult health professionals' advice. Try-Breath would not take any legal responsibility for users' health and benefits. Try-Breath is only applied with the regulatory approved incentive spirometer such as GaleMed's Triballs (https://www.galemed.com/en/product/tri-ball-incentive-spirometer), and other incentive spirometers which are confirmed by Genius Holding's validation as accurate to mount and provide calculation.

Hold your phone still for 5 seconds — find out how steady your hands really are. Shake Meter uses your phone's accelerometer to capture every micro-movement and turn it into a Stability Score from 0 to 100. [How It Works] - Hold the phone firmly with both hands - A 3-second countdown begins automatically - Stay as still as possible for 5 seconds - The accelerometer captures movements at 50 samples per second - Your Stability Score and Tremor Index appear instantly [What Your Score Means] Neurosurgeon (90-100): Your hands are steadier than a robotic arm. You could thread a needle in a hurricane. Stone Cold (75-89): Ice-cold precision. Your hands make calculated, deliberate decisions. Pre-Coffee Mode (55-74): Solid stability, even before the morning caffeine kicks in. Vibration Enthusiast (35-54): Your hands hum like a phone on silent. Something exciting going on? Human Maraca (15-34): Not shaking — percussing. You have a rhythm all your own. Seismic Event (0-14): Scientists have registered your tremor on the Richter scale. [Features] - Real-time seismograph waveform during measurement - Stability Score from 0 to 100 - Tremor Index in scientific units (g) - Hand Signature — your personal tremor pattern as a unique waveform - Personal best tracking - 9 languages: English, Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese [Fun Ways to Use It] - Compare your score before and after coffee - Test dominant hand vs. non-dominant hand - Challenge friends to beat your score - Check how fatigue affects your stability Take the test now — and find out which category you fall into.