I am Having Trouble Getting the Taps I Want with My TapXR / TapXR is Inaccurate

Please note that we will continue to release software to improve the XR performance in all situations.

Accuracy can often be improved by following the tips in this short video:

Please also ensure the following:

Make sure the TapXR Sensor is facing forward, towards the fingers and is fully extended
Ensure the TapXR Sensor is below the wrist and not blocked by anything - such as a table ledge or sleeve
In addition, make sure that the base of your thumb, is blocking (occluding) the sensor from having a line of sight to your fingers. If this is occurring, you can try slightly rotating your TapXR band to have a better view of your fingers.
Ensure your fingers are slightly curved and relaxed without straining or flexing
Tap gently and have fun!

Notes on Best Tapping Environment

TapXR works in darkness down to approximately 0.1 LUX, which is enough light to be able to see your hand in front of your eyes.
While learning, it is best to start on a flat, hard surface.

If you are still having problems with your TapXR's accuracy, please contact us as support@tapwithus.com and we will be happy to help!