LeanTest: Intuitive Answers

In moments of uncertainty, the answers we seek are often closer than we think—residing within us, waiting to be uncovered. LeanTest harnesses the power of intuitive body language, transforming the simple act of leaning into a profound tool for personal insight. Ask any question lean forward for 'yes', backward for 'no', and let your body's wisdom guide you.

1. Stand up
2. Ask a question
3. Close your eyes
3. Hold for 5 seconds
4. Observe LeanTest results

Mostly forward lean indicates a positive "yes".
Mostly backward lean indicates a negative "no".

Try these tests!

- Food Test: hold a food item in front of your nose while testing to see if your body agrees with it or not.
- Relationship Test: ask a question about a relationship to see how you really feel.
- Decision Test: ask yes or no questions to resolve indecision.

Intuitive Interface: We've designed LeanTest with simplicity at its core. Open the app, hold your device, and let your body do the talking. It's that easy.
Accelerometer-Powered Feedback: Using accelerometer technology, LeanTest accurately captures your movements, providing immediate, intuitive feedback to your questions.
Privacy-Focused: Your questions and answers are yours alone. LeanTest operates entirely offline, ensuring your inquiries and insights remain private.
Gain Clarity: In a world where decision-making can feel overwhelming, LeanTest offers a clear, straightforward path to understanding your true desires and inclinations.
Connect With Your Inner Wisdom: Beyond its practical applications, LeanTest encourages a deeper connection with the intuitive self, fostering personal growth and self-awareness.

Ad-Free: There are no advertisements to interrupt your experience.

Whether you're facing a crossroads, seeking confirmation, or simply looking for a moment of reflection, LeanTest is your companion in the journey towards self-discovery. Discover a new way of engaging with the wisdom that lies within with this simple tool.

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