Classic dots01
Small points at the edges of your screen. A familiar place to start.
Features
A different cue.
A more personal setup.
NoMo gives iPhone passengers three visual cue styles, appearance controls and a few thoughtful extras.
Dots · Lines · Frame
Find the look
that feels right.
These are three ways to display motion information. No single style is guaranteed to work better for everyone.
Edge lines02
Slim cues along the edges. A different way to see the movement.
Spatial frame03
An outline around your view. Try a style that feels right for you.
Explore the three styles in the app. Visual illustrations shown here.
Picture-in-Picture
Take your cues
with you.
Use a small NoMo window when you switch to another app. Start it from an active ride.
View the stepsA MOMENT FOR YOU
A little time
for yourself.
NoMo
Picture-in-Picture illustration · placement varies with iOS
Set a softer soundtrack.
Pair your cues with Comfort Audio. Choose a track, adjust the volume and settle into your own rhythm.
Still HorizonListen to an audio sample
A familiar way to open NoMo.
Ask Siri to open the app, then start your ride inside NoMo.
“Siri, open NoMo.”
Siri opens the app; it does not automatically start a ride.
Your settings, your say.
Choose the visual style and cue color. Adjust cue size and sensitivity, and select a display preset. NoMo also offers light and dark appearance options, a Picture-in-Picture background setting and dynamic motion settings.
Start with an intensity you find comfortable. More intensity is not automatically better; lower it or stop if it feels uncomfortable.
A ride can tell you something.
Eligible member rides can end with a short feedback check-in. You can record how the ride felt and explore a different style for next time. Feedback is a personal experience record, not a clinical measure of progress.
Choose how you unlock.
NoMo offers a weekly subscription or lifetime purchase. Review the app’s purchase screen for current local pricing and the features included.