Motion Cues: Car Sickness

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About this app

Motion Cues helps make phone use more comfortable while traveling by showing subtle moving dots over your screen. The visual cues respond to vehicle movement, helping your eyes and body stay better aligned when you read, watch videos, browse, or use apps in a car, bus, train, ferry, or airplane.

Motion sickness, also called car sickness, travel sickness, or kinetosis, often happens when your body feels motion but your eyes are focused on a still screen. Motion Cues adds a simple visual reference on top of other apps so your screen can feel more connected to the movement around you.

Use Motion Cues when you want to:
- Read books, messages, or articles while riding
- Watch movies or videos during travel
- Browse your phone as a passenger
- Help reduce nausea, dizziness, and queasy feelings from screen use
- Get drug-free travel comfort without pills or drowsiness

Key features:
- Visual motion cues that move with your device sensors
- Overlay mode that works above other apps
- Adjustable dot size, color, transparency, sensitivity, and smoothing
- Quick start and stop control
- Designed for cars, buses, trains, ferries, and flights
- Lightweight motion cue overlay for everyday travel

Motion Cues is useful for passengers, commuters, road trips, public transport, long drives, and anyone who feels carsick when looking at a phone. Start the overlay before or during travel, keep using your favorite apps, and adjust the cues until they feel comfortable.

Download Motion Cues and make travel screen time easier.
Updated on
Jul 15, 2026

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