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Clock Yourself

by Next Step Allied Health

iPhone · iPad

Abandoned risk Last checked 31 Jul 2026

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  • $2.99

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Family Sharing Yes Unknown App Store Store published

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  • Price: $2.99

Ratings & reviews

App Store

4.7 52 ratings · App Store

  1. 1/5Use with caution!!!

    Some of the complex movements can trigger loss of balance. This is not safe for someone who is at fall risk. Not sure why this app is not taken down yet due to safety concerns.

    BostonMIT · 31 Jul 2026

  2. 5/5Innovative and beneficial

    Clock Yourself’s instructions, including the animated pictures, are both clear and easy to follow. And I like that some of the help is simple and direct without being patronizing or insulting, rather it is SMH obvious in case someone didn't quite catch something. Even at the default bronze level, I can see the need to concentrate, and feel the benefits for balance, agility, and a good cardio workout. The speaker’s voice is pleasant, clear and professional. Well done! I will try the higher levels, challenge myself, and see how I do. Glad I tried it. You should too!

    oregonbc · 31 Jul 2026

  3. 5/5Great for Balance & Cognition

    Clock Yourself app is an excellent, go-to app for your older adult. With the many different levels, you can make it as easy or challenging as you need for your patient. Also, because it is innovative and new - your patients will enjoy using it. It quite fun.

    RWaltonMouw · 31 Jul 2026

  4. 5/5Save a life

    This app has been so important to helping my older adult patients regain their balance. If you work with seniors or anyone that needs to retrain their balance this is an essential tool!

    Robbiejoe · 31 Jul 2026

  5. 5/5Good for all skill levels

    I’ve used this with clients who need to work on balance and coordination. It has been well received by a wide range of people, from those who play competitive sports to those who are recovering from a stroke and those who are older and trying to reduce their fall risk. I also have used the cardio setting as a home work out. Instruction videos are clear and easy to follow, and the different challenge levels and settings make it easy to find the right difficulty level.

    ts980 · 31 Jul 2026

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Versions

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  • 1.0
  • 1.1.0

    Fixed issue where Mandarin prompts were not working Updated instruction videos Removed nag screens on all but first startup

  • 1.2.3

    New instruction videos. Updated UI

  • 1.3.1

    Improved crash reporting. Reduced App size

  • 1.4.1

    Added text-based Help section Made level branding more pervasive in UI Updated links to external assets Added "Rate this app" link

  • 1.4.2

    Fixed: external links in web views were being blocked on iOS 9 and 10

  • 1.4.3

    Fixed: Controls were cut off on displays with shorter aspect ratios such as tablets. Fixe: Japanese translation errors.

  • 2.0.1

    New colour scheme focused on legibility. Universal iPad compatibility.

  • 2.10.0

    Added Dutch language. Many thanks to Dennis Boer and Jasper Flick for providing the translation!

  • 2.8.0

    New, clearer instructions. Option to play prompts in sequence first (bronze and gold levels) to help you practise and memorise the abstract clock faces.

  • 2.8.2

    Updated app icons

  • 2.9.0

    ClockYourself will now tell you how long you did each exercise.

  • 3.2.10

    Added new level "Simple Colours" Updated level names to be more descriptive Improved sound Added logging and daily achievements Added option to email your activity log

  • 3.2.11

    Added new level "Simple Colours" Swapped order of silver & gold levels to reflect user feedback regarding difficulty of levels Updated level names to be more descriptive Updated instructions videos Improved sound of audio prompts Added logging of daily step count Added option to email activity log (when connected to internet)

  • 3.2.13

    Fixed bugs related to upgrade and logging

  • 3.2.16

    Support for latest devices and OS New levels Activity logging

  • 3.2.32

    Support for latest devices and OS New levels Activity log

  • 3.2.33

    Support for latest devices and OS New levels Activity log

  • 3.2.37

    Fixed bug where changing speed while playing would sometimes cause doubling of audio prompts

  • 3.3.6

    Added crash reporting Fixed bug that caused the app to crash on launch on older iOS devices

  • 4.15.0 · 7 Sep 2023

    Added voice overs to instruction videos as requested!

  • 4.9.0

    Performance and stability improvements. Removed the email progress feature until we can find a more stable solution.

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