Observed arrival · 2026-11-10
One Eighty measures the split
A browser-based tool estimates middle or front split angles with a camera, while the accompanying app offers timed stretching sessions and progress tracking.
- For
- People tracking middle or front split flexibility
- Worth noticing
- Progress videos use a bold figure instead of the user's photo; readings are described as staying on-device.
Field notes
The browser flow offers middle- and front-split readings, plus a manual “Guess instead” path when no camera is available. The sample routine lists six timed positions, from butterfly to a measured middle split; its clock pauses when the user leaves position. The site says readings are stored on the iPhone as angles and dates, and progress videos are rendered on-device. It describes One Eighty Pro sessions as paid, while Android and fuller web versions are listed as future work.
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