Tower Fear Ladder is a personal local journal for recording how different height-related situations felt to you.
Create your own ladder of situations and arrange them from most comfortable to most challenging based only on your personal impressions. Add situations such as Looking Down, Glass Floor, Open Balcony, Edge, Elevator, Wind, High Stairs, Observation Deck, Rooftop, or any custom situation.
Create places such as towers, tall buildings, observation decks, and other locations. After each visit, select the situations you encountered and record your personal impression: Comfortable, Slightly Uncomfortable, Difficult, or Skipped.
You can also save the date, place name, city, a short note, and your expected feeling before the visit alongside your actual impression afterward.
Features:
• Create and reorder a personal situation ladder
• Add custom height-related situations
• Record visits to towers and viewpoints
• Save personal impressions for each situation
• Compare expected and actual impressions
• Review history for individual situations
• View personal visit summaries by place
• Keep all records locally on your device
Tower Fear Ladder is a personal record-keeping tool. It does not assess fear levels, diagnose acrophobia, provide therapy, or interpret entries as improvement or worsening. All entries reflect only the user’s own personal observations.
Keep a personal journal of height-related situations and visits.