With both eyes open you rarely notice that one eye has slipped — the good eye covers for it. EyeCheck tests and records the left and right eye separately. Each test takes one to two minutes, and the history tells you whether something changed since last month.
Clinical test formats, adapted to a phone screen. Not a one-off reading — a per-eye history you can read as a trend.
Landolt C, tumbling E, letters, and a children's picture chart. Smaller when you're right, larger when you're wrong — accurate in fewer trials.
Dot plates with freshly generated numbers, so they can't be memorised. A D-15 hue test works out whether red, green or blue confusions dominate.
Astigmatism, contrast sensitivity, glare, Amsler grid, duochrome red-green, peripheral vision, smooth pursuit — or a full course in one sitting.
Hold a credit card to the screen once and optotypes are drawn at true size, so results mean the same thing on any device.
The front camera reports how far you are from the screen, and volume-key answers let you test from 2 m away without touching the phone.
Left and right stored separately and compared on a trend graph. Family profiles keep children's and adults' records apart.
Every test works without internet. Camera frames are analysed on the device and thrown away immediately — never stored, never transmitted. No account, no server: records stay on your own phone.
EyeCheck is not a medical device and does not diagnose any condition. Results
vary with screen size, brightness, distance, lighting and eyewear. If vision suddenly blurs,
lines look bent, or part of your field goes missing, see an eye doctor regardless of what the
app says.
This app does not replace a clinic. It helps you notice when it is time to visit one.
One to two minutes per test. The history is what tells you something changed.
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