Reflexy - Apple Vision Pro exclusive
Reflexy is a curated set of challenges, designed to help improve your reflexes & reaction time.
The app lets you set up various scenarios and difficulties, which challenge your reaction time and reflexes. The more you practice, the higher the score you’ll achieve!
All you need to get started is your hands.
Features
- Test your reflexes using 6 unique challenges
- Improve through quick play and repetition
- Ramp up the difficulty as you get better, using over 800 permutations of properties
- Track your Highscores over time
- Adjust the challenges to fit your preferences
Who is this app for?
Reflexy is built for anyone who wants to improve their reaction time, reflexes, and their overall cognitive health.
Pricing
Reflexy is free to download, and will provide unlimited access to 1 of its challenges. Users will be able to upgrade to Reflexy Plus to unlock 5 additional challenges, for $2.99/month.
The app is featured in the Immersive Wire’s Interesting Apple Vision Pro apps to try out The app is also featured in 9to5Mac’s Best Apple Vision Pro Apps list here
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Developer Overview
This application is the evolution of the Reactor prototype I posted about last year. After I had confidence in the concept, I started a journey of building it in Swift to be ready for the Apple Vision Pro device release.
I’ve been employed full-time throughout this time, but I wanted to put this out there for the early adopters, for those who are willing to take a risk. That’s why since the device’s announcement 8 months ago, I’ve worked on this every day in the early mornings and late evenings, a few hours at a time, slowly implementing it, testing it, iterating, reworking, bug fixing, designing, reworking again, mastering audio, writing copy, setting up websites, and much more.
It has been an incredibly humbling journey, as I did not predict the toll it would take on me as a solo developer. I’ve learned a massive amount about creating a product from scratch and what it takes to release it. Despite that, I loved every bit of it, and I would do it all over again. My goal is and has been for at least one person to download it, and find some joy in it.
I’ll be posting more details about lessons learned, what progress looked like and more.