The Inyo AppBeta

The app that asks what you noticed.

It keeps one picture of how you move and updates it every time you come back. Depth arrives one idea at a time. It reads more like a field guide than a dashboard.

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A hand holding a phone with the Inyo app open, on warm stone steps.

Notice everything

The app shows you what your body already knows.

Movement becomes something you can look at. A reading of where you are, one cue at a time, and a record of what changes.

01

Your reading

Six regions of your body, drawn like clocks. See where movement is open and where it has gone quiet.

02

The week’s cue

Each week hands you a single thing to notice on the walk you were taking anyway.

03

Check-ins that listen

Thirty seconds in the evening. What you log tunes what the app asks of you next.

The movement picture

Six tendencies. A shared language for attention.

The first reflection opens a starting language for attention, not a diagnosis, a score, or a fixed identity. The tendencies below are that vocabulary, not a verdict you receive.

The Settler

Your step finds the inside of the foot early.

The Pillar

Your foot keeps its structure and gives less through the step.

The Reacher

Your body tends to ride ahead of your feet.

The Anchor

Your weight tends to wait behind the step.

The Leaner

One side quietly carries more of the day.

The Turner

Your body tends to turn further one way than the other.

The name gives you somewhere to begin. Repeated reflection adds the detail.

The Inyo System

One movement picture, carried forward.

  1. 01
    Notice

    Begin with what movement feels and sounds like.

  2. 02
    Understand

    Place what was noticed in context and form a clearer starting point.

  3. 03
    Choose

    Choose a small next step: a product or setting, a practice, or another person.

  4. 04
    Return

    Bring back what changed so the picture can update over time.

04 returns to 01

Reflection and reassessment add to the same record, then begin the next turn.

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Walking is the brush. Deeper practice is the floss.

Open · for everyone

The movement check, your first reading, a walking cue, reflection, and the returning check-in. Simple enough to repeat. Useful on its own.

Premium · layers on

Guided courses, deeper concepts and richer protocols. More attention, with less wasted effort when you want to go further.

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