Stretch Pro iPhone App | Mobile Healthcare & Fitness Apps

It's amazing the amount of strain and pain that working an office job can put on the body. From Carpal Tunnel to lumbar pain, being a cubicle worker has its unique hazards, but the Stretchpro iPhone app designed by our iphone application development team, helps alleviate these pains with stretches from head to toe.

This iPhone application by our creative iPhone app developers combines both video and text description for 25 exercises covering eight different parts of the body that allow you to do short regular exercises through the day. One of the app's top features is its integration with iPhone OS 4.0, which allows a user to receive push notifications during the day to remind them to stop and have a stretch. The ability to choose between video and text means that coworkers don't have to be interrupted during your routine, and the simple interface where you easily touch the part of the animated model's body that is bothering you means that you don't have to frustratingly navigate through menus.

As people who spend long hours behind computer screens ourselves, Appiction's iPhone app development team was excited to take on the challenge of the Stretchpro app and to maybe even use some of the exercises ourselves. This iPhone development project was brought to us by Fountainhead International, the leader in ergonomic office furniture and supplies. The company was looking for a unique way to distribute its instructional videos and saw an iPhone app as an ideal way to integrate themselves into the lifestyles of busy professionals and to introduce themselves to new customers. Appiction tried to differentiate itself from competing stretch apps by using a clickable female model rather than a myriad of menus for people to select their stretch, and by giving users the option of randomly pulling a series of stretches or completing the whole run at once. The impending release of the iPhone 4.0 also represented a timely marketing opportunity for the app, and Appiction decided to capitalize on the rush that would occur for 4.0 abilities by jumping the gun and including these abilities from the get go.