Product flow
- Calibration and drag profiling
- Baseline and adaptive challenges
- Before/after results and trend tracking
- Optional cloud sync, coach-plan, and cohort benchmarks
SteadyTap
iOS
accessibility-first
Calibration, adaptive challenge, and coaching for steadier touch interaction.
SteadyTap is for people who need steadier touch, not just prettier charts. This page gives reviewers the shortest path into the real iOS interaction, the coaching loop, and the backend proof that supports it.
Why the proof stays native
- The review-worthy interaction is the real tap flow on device or simulator.
- The backend contract matters, but it supports the coaching loop instead of replacing it.
- This page stays small on purpose so the repo reads like a product, not a browser clone.
What to show after one calibration session
Start with calibration and drag profiling so the care team sees the original touch posture before any coaching claim.
Use one adaptive challenge result to show the intervention loop, not just a score report.
Finish with trend proof and coach-plan context once the native interaction story is already clear.
Documentation
Clinical review path
- Read the main README for product behavior and app flow.
- Read the backend README for runtime brief, review pack, and schema routes.
- Open the app in Xcode/Swift Playgrounds for the real interaction path.
Clinician-first proof path
Lead with the calibration flow, then show adaptive challenge, then finish with trend proof and coach-plan support.
Prove the app understands baseline touch before talking about any coaching layer.
Show the adaptive loop so the product feels like intervention, not measurement only.
End with before/after results and progress tracking as the durable proof.
Care-team handoff bar
Copy the clinical path first, then the capability brief only if someone needs a shorter summary.
Default move: copy the clinical path. Shortcut keys: C review path · B capability brief · ? help