Ocufuse
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Free while Ocufuse is in early access

Every feature at no cost, with one account for the web and iPhone. No card needed to sign up.

Early access

Ocufuse

FreeNo card, no trial end date

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  • Guided daily eye photos in four views, taken the same way each day
  • Quick notes for symptoms, sleep, caffeine, screen time and other context
  • Timeline and side-by-side photo comparison
  • Doctor Brief for any date range, to print, send or export as CSV
  • Practice log for exercises your clinician gives you
  • Care tab for appointments, treatments, prescriptions and questions
  • One account on the web and on iPhone
  • Export or delete all your data at any time

For clinicians

FreeNo account needed

Patients share a Doctor Brief as a printout, a message or a CSV file. You can read it on any device without signing up.

How a Doctor Brief works

After early access

If paid features are added, you will see the price in the app before any charge. Nothing is charged automatically, and you can export or delete your data at any time.

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Pricing questions

Is Ocufuse really free?

Yes. Every feature in Ocufuse is free while it is in early access. You do not need a card to sign up, and nothing is charged automatically.

Will Ocufuse always be free?

Ocufuse is free during early access. If paid features are added later, you will see the price in the app before any charge, and you can decide then. Nothing changes for you without notice.

Do I need a credit card to sign up?

No. You sign up with an email address, Google or Apple. Ocufuse does not ask for payment details.

Is there a plan for clinics?

Not yet. Clinicians do not need an account to read a Doctor Brief. If you would like to use Ocufuse with patients in your practice, email hello@ocufuse.com and tell us what would help.

How would I pay if paid features arrive?

On iPhone, any purchase would go through the App Store and Apple's standard terms. On the web, the price and payment method would be shown before you confirm anything.

More questions? Read the full FAQ or contact us.