Modern life trains constant motion.
Fast feeds, fast work, fast attention. Sitting still can feel surprisingly difficult because the nervous system rarely gets a clean rep.
Available on the App Store
Stillness turns quiet practice into something you can see: how much your body moves, how long you can settle, and how your capacity for calm improves session after session.
The body usually speaks before the mind can explain it. Stillness gives that signal a place to become visible.
Fast feeds, fast work, fast attention. Sitting still can feel surprisingly difficult because the nervous system rarely gets a clean rep.
The app uses your iPhone camera to translate micro-movements into a practical score, so practice becomes feedback instead of guesswork.
For anxious days, meditation training, or body-awareness work, Stillness tracks whether you are settling deeper over time.
Practice loop
No complicated ritual. Choose a level, place the phone, and let Stillness read the movement your attention usually misses.
Gamified progress
Stillness is not a pass-or-fail meditation timer. It is a training ladder for the body, with milestones you can repeat, beat, and share.
Root the body long enough to feel the first baseline.
Notice the impulse to move and let it soften.
Build enough heat to hold stillness through friction.
Let posture become less forced and more open.
Stay quiet while attention wants to narrate the sit.
Hold a long window with fewer breaks in the body.
Reach the full path and turn stillness into a mark.
Stillness analytics
The point is not to obsess over numbers. The point is to notice patterns: which days settle quickly, which levels expose tension, and when your body is learning.
Your head is the strongest movement signal this week. Use the next sit to soften the neck and jaw between breaths.
Built for
Use a short session as a grounded reset when everything feels accelerated.
Track how posture, movement, and stillness evolve beyond subjective feeling.
Gamify a calm skill without turning the practice into noise.
Questions
Stillness is a practice instrument. It helps you see movement and progress; it does not diagnose or replace care.
No. Meditation is one use case, but Stillness is broader: body awareness, nervous-system training, calm practice, focus, and measurable stillness.
The app uses the iPhone camera to detect body movement during a session and translates that signal into feedback, scores, and trends.
Because progress needs traction. Levels make the practice easier to repeat, compare, and improve without pretending that calm appears all at once.
Yes. Milestones are designed to be shareable while keeping the deeper practice data private.
Download Stillness and start building a visible record of calm, focus, and body control.