Vehicle motion cues on Android
Understand screen-edge dots, overlay permission, profiles, and passenger safety.
Read the overviewAndroid motion cues for passengers
Mulmi is a non-medical comfort aid for passengers using a phone in a car, bus, taxi, train, or rideshare. Motion-responsive dots stay around the screen edges while the content and touch input underneath remain available.
Never use Mulmi while driving. Stop screen use and the cues immediately if discomfort increases.

Try before installing
This browser does not expose motion sensors, so a simulation is shown.
Dots stay at the screen edges instead of covering content. The Android app can display them above other apps.
Laptop companion
The public site offers a safe demo only. Open Laptop connection in the Android app to use the local companion on the same Wi-Fi.
Public HTTPS never connects to a local relay.
After overlay permission is granted, cues can remain visible above reading, web, and video apps. Reuse them through Quick Settings or the widget. Optional in-vehicle detection never starts the overlay automatically: it sends a passenger confirmation notification and does not use precise GPS.
Understand screen-edge dots, overlay permission, profiles, and passenger safety.
Read the overviewSet up the overlay, Quick Settings tile, and optional ride notification on a Galaxy phone.
Galaxy guidePrepare text size, screen habits, low cue strength, and regular breaks.
Bus checklistNo. Mulmi is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, prevent, or cure a condition. Experiences vary between people and rides.
No precise GPS or location is used. Optional detection subscribes only to Android in-vehicle enter and exit transitions.
No. Mulmi is for passengers only and must never be used while driving.