Motion cues
Responsive visual references use device motion to give passengers a steadier point of orientation.
A calmer companion for passengers
Travel without the quease.
AntiSick brings visual motion cues, guided breathing, soothing audio, and simple ride progress together in one calm, private toolkit.
Choose what feels right
Small tools for the moments you need them.
Pick one comfort mode for the ride—Visual, Audio, or Breathing. Your preferences and ride history stay on your device.
Breathe and listen
Follow an unhurried breathing rhythm or settle in with gentle, soothing audio during the ride.
Learn your pattern
Keep a simple local record of journeys, comfort feedback, progress, and the tools you prefer.
Built with restraint
Private by default.
No account, advertising, or analytics SDK is required. Camera frames and raw motion readings are processed temporarily on your device and are not recorded or uploaded by AntiSick.
For passengers, not drivers.
AntiSick is a comfort tool, not a medical device or substitute for professional care. Never use it while driving or when it could distract you from safety.
Passenger guides
Understand your options before the next ride.
Short, source-backed guides for using iPhone features and choosing simple passenger comfort strategies.
iPhone guide
How Vehicle Motion Cues work
Turn on Apple’s built-in animated cues and understand how AntiSick offers a different set of tools.
Read the guide → Travel guidePassenger comfort options
Learn why visual context, controlled breathing, and fewer close-up visual tasks may matter.
Read the guide → Reading guideWhen reading makes the ride rough
Understand the visual mismatch and what to try when a book or phone starts to feel uncomfortable.
Read the guide → iOS 17 guideIf you don’t have Vehicle Motion Cues
Apple’s dots start with iOS 18. On iOS 17 you can still use passenger habits and AntiSick.
Read the guide → After the dotsWhen the dots aren’t enough
The setting can be on and a book or phone can still feel rough.
Read the guide → Audio guideWhat a 100 Hz tone actually is
A short low hum is not a playlist. Keep volume low.
Read the guide →Get AntiSick
Ready when the ride gets rough.
Download AntiSick on the App Store and keep a calmer toolkit in your pocket.
