Reliability of video uploads - Fixed a bug where a recording could finish without ever being uploaded. The app now warns you clearly if a recording does not reach the upload queue. - Upload progress no longer jumps backwards. Long videos from tests with many repetitions now upload correctly instead of timing out and restarting. - The screen stays on while a video is uploading, so the phone no longer interrupts the transfer by locking itself. - Pending uploads survive closing the app and resume automatically when you reopen it. - A video already stored in the cloud is no longer uploaded a second time. - The copy saved to your photo library is now made after the upload finishes, which makes uploads faster and keeps the phone cooler. - While a long upload is running, the app tells you to leave the phone on a cool surface and shows the estimated time remaining. Test improvements - Head positioning for vHIT no longer gets stuck repeating "hold still". The target distance was recalibrated, and positioning now continues on its own if it cannot be reached. - Smooth pursuit: the step-ramp block now pauses at the center before each jump, and direction order is randomized.

You can now sign in directly in this app. Enter the username and password your clinic gave you, and you'll see the tests your therapist assigned — no need to open the companion app first. The app remembers you between visits, so you won't have to sign in every time. If your therapist changes a test while you have it open, tap the refresh button to get the update. Fixed: when a therapist prescribed the light to block visual fixation, the app was recording without it. Starting a test from the companion app still works exactly as before.

We add a system that control the face distance

More improvements in head position algorithms

We improved the user experience by adding a system to facilitate head positioning.

We only change the Localizable name Information

This update expands the application into a broader vestibular assessment suite, adding two new test types alongside the existing positional (BPPV) maneuvers: • video Head Impulse Test (vHIT): tracks head and eye movement during rapid head impulses to support assessment of the vestibulo-ocular reflex and corrective saccades. • functional Head Impulse Test (fHIT): evaluates dynamic visual function during head movements using an on-screen optotype recognition task. This release also includes general performance and stability improvements. As always, this application is intended for use by healthcare professionals and does not provide automated medical diagnosis. All data must be interpreted by a qualified professional.