Every degree, revealed.
Watch your hinge angle change as you fold. A responsive device illustration follows along, while the layout keeps the readout clear of the fold.
from closed to fully open.
Turn a fold into a number. A flick into a score.
Explore the small movements that make your phone feel a little more alive.
Your phone moves.
Make something of it.
One simple screen. A few delightful ways to see what your iPhone can do.
Start a Live Activity to bring the latest reading to supported Lock Screen and Dynamic Island surfaces.
Shows the last reading when Degree is in the background.
Use a prepared shortcut to change a wallpaper color and play a sound. Local run logs help you explore when its actions execute.
Requires user setup in Shortcuts. Available triggers vary.
Degree adapts to the capabilities of your phone.
| What you can do | Folding iPhoneiOS 27.1+ | Other iPhonesiOS 27.0+ |
|---|---|---|
| Live hinge angle | Available | Not available |
| Angle game + illustration | Available | Not available |
| Hinge Live Activity | Available | Not available |
| Fold shortcut experiment | Available | Not available |
| Flick scoring | Not available | Available |
Fold features require hardware and system support. Shortcut automations are configured separately by you.
No. On other supported iPhones, Degree becomes a flick detector. Hold your phone securely, make a gentle wrist flick, then settle again for a score from 0 to 100. Fold readings and the angle game require a supported folding iPhone.
Degree shows the angle reported by iOS. The system controls reading frequency and granularity. A decimal place is formatting, not a guarantee of measurement accuracy.
The Live Activity uses hinge readings while Degree is active. In the background, it shows the last reading and its time. It is not a continuous background hinge sensor.
Degree prepares a color image and a sound for an optional Shortcuts experiment. You import the shortcut, select your wallpaper and enable an available automation yourself. Fold triggers and their timing depend on your device and iOS. Degree does not silently install automations or promise an exact trigger angle.
Hinge readings and flick scores are processed on your device. Shortcut experiment logs also stay local unless you export them. See the privacy policy for details about the currently released app.
Free on the App Store · iOS 27.0 or later