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Play eye games. Track your eye health. See your progress.
Play two-minute eye games, track symptoms, and see how your eyes change over time. Turn daily check-ins into useful insights and a clear history you can share with your doctor.
You can log tired eyes, eye strain, dry eyes, blurry vision, headaches, double vision, light sensitivity and more.
Our top 3 games, free to play
Picked for a two-minute screen break. Play in your browser, no download, just your email.
- #1Colour spottingShade HuntFind the one tile that is a shade off. It asks for slow, careful looking, the opposite of skimming a screen.Free60 secondsBest score saved
- #2Smooth trackingDot ChaseFollow a moving dot. Smoothly tracking a target is one of the eye movements eye care professionals look at.Free2 minutesGets faster
- #3Side visionEdge SpotKeep your eyes on the centre and notice what appears at the edges, a quick break from staring at one line of text.FreeAbout 2 minutesBest score saved
Your eyes, day by day
On your laptop today, on your phone too. Track how your eyes feel, play quick games and keep a clear history to share with your doctor.
Your day's tasks and a 20-second check-in.
Start tracking for freeGames, tracking and insights
Simple tools to help you stay consistent and understand your eyes better.
- Two-minute gamesFun, guided games that practise focus, tracking and control.
- Daily trackingLog photos, symptoms, habits and how your eyes feel.
- Clear insightsSee your log over time and spot what goes with better and harder days.
Your first 2 minutes
- 1Play a gameTry a quick guided game. No account needed.
- 2Check inAdd a photo and note how your eyes feel.
- 3See and shareFollow your history over time and share it with your doctor.
Quick, playful and yours.
Two-minute eye games and guided screen breaks that fit between meetings, with a little confetti when you finish.
Twenty seconds a day.
Tap how your eyes feel, add sleep, drops or a photo, and move on. Your history builds itself.
Ready for your eye doctor.
Weeks of notes become one tidy page you can print or share before an appointment. It records what you logged and never diagnoses.
Your eye care in one place.
Save your eye doctor and call, text or email them in a tap. Keep your drops, glasses and prescriptions with their dates, note questions for your next visit and turn them into a ready message.
Understand your eyes.
Short guided lessons on screen habits, eye exercises and appointments, plus plain summaries of eye research that show how strong the evidence is.
Keep the streak going.
Levels, daily quests and badges make small habits stick, without guilt when you miss a day.
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Share a complete report with your doctor
A clear, organised Doctor Brief with your photos, symptoms, treatments and activity for the period you choose. Print it, save it as a PDF or download a spreadsheet before an appointment.
- Dated entries, never a diagnosis
- Only shared when you choose to
- Since your last visit, 30 or 90 days
Made for people who care about their eyes
Picture this: breaks that actually happen, a record that remembers for you, and appointments where you finally have the full story.
- You work on screens all dayDesigners, developers, writers and students. A two-minute game between tasks turns the 20-20-20 rule into a habit you keep.
- Your eyes feel tired or dryLog how they feel in seconds, add sleep, screen time and drops, and see which days are better and what was different.
- You have exercises from your eye doctorGuided steps and timers so you do them right, and a practice log that shows your doctor exactly what you did.
- You have an eye appointment comingWalk in with weeks of notes, photos and questions on one page instead of trying to remember.
- You want to keep an eye on changesA daily photo taken the same way each time, so you have a clear, dated record to look back on.
- You're curious how your eyes workShort guides and plain research summaries, so you can tell what's backed by evidence and what isn't.
What changes when Ocufuse is part of your day
- Breaks that happenTwo minutes, built into your day
- Less guessingYour symptoms, dated and in one place
- Better visitsYour doctor sees the days between
- Habits that stickStreaks and quests, no guilt
Everything you need, right in the app.
- Quick daily check-inLog how your eyes feel in seconds.
- Trends over timeSee your weeks and months at a glance.
- Track what mattersPhotos, symptoms, sleep, drops and notes.
- Reminders and goalsGentle reminders to keep the habit.
- Games for focus and controlShort, guided and fun.
- Share with your doctorA clear Doctor Brief for appointments.
- Guides and researchLearn what's backed by evidence.
- Export or delete anytimeYour records, from Settings, free.
- Eye fitness
- Screen breaks
- Focus
- Confidence
- Eye comfort
- Daily photos
One app for healthier eye habits
- Research you can read
- Steady habits
- Blink breaks
- Doctor visits
- Dry eyes
- Streaks
Your everyday eye companion, with everything unlocked
The daily log, eye photos and the first games are free for good. Plus turns them into your whole eye journey: see how things change over time, connect the dots, and show your doctor exactly what changed.
From $49.99 a year. Cancel anytime. Tax added where it applies.
- Your whole eye journeyEvery log, photo and practice since day one, not just the last 14 days.
- See how things changeCharts over weeks and months, and your first and latest photos side by side.
- Connect the dotsSleep, screen time, drops and symptoms on one timeline, so patterns are easier to spot.
- Doctor Brief as a PDFOne clear page with your log, photos and treatments. Print it, save it as a PDF or export a spreadsheet.
- Show your doctor what changedDated changes between visits, so your doctor sees the full picture, not just the day you're in the room.
- Every game and exerciseAll the visual games and guided routines, with timers and a practice log.
- Learn as you goAll 12 guide modules with quizzes, plain research summaries and your saved Library.
- Quests, streaks and badgesThree daily quests and eight badges that make the habit stick.
From the blog
Practical guides for keeping a better eye record and getting more from your appointments.
How to keep a dry eye diary your doctor can actually use
Dry, gritty or watery eyes often depend on the day. A simple diary format that shows the pattern, plus what to bring to your appointment.
What to tell your eye doctor: a checklist for your next appointment
Eye appointments are short. A practical checklist of what to bring, what to mention and which questions to ask so nothing gets forgotten.
The iPhone app is on its way.
The same account and your history, synced, with reminders and photos right on your phone. Join the list before launch and you get:
- 30% off at launch30% off your first Ocufuse Plus payment, monthly or yearly. Your code arrives on launch day.
- Try it before anyoneEveryone on the list gets an invite to test the iPhone app before it's on the App Store.
- A direct line to usEarly testers' feedback goes straight to the team and shapes what we build next.
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The basics6 questions
What is Ocufuse?
An app for your eyes, free to start: two-minute eye games, guided eye exercises and a daily eye journal you can share with your eye doctor.
More detail
It runs in your browser on any laptop, tablet or phone, with an iPhone app on the way. It's a journal and practice app, not a medical device.
Is Ocufuse free?
Ocufuse has a free plan and an optional paid plan, Ocufuse Plus. The free plan keeps the daily log, eye photos, your doctors and the first three games, with no card needed and no ads.
More detail
Ocufuse Plus adds every game, your full history, all 12 guide modules and the Doctor Brief. It costs $7.99 a month or $49.99 a year, with a free trial, or $119.99 once. Cancel anytime.
Do I need an account to play?
No. The three browser games here need only your email.
More detail
You need a free account to save your daily log, photos and practice history, and to use them on any device.
Do I have to download anything?
No. Ocufuse runs in your browser on a laptop, tablet or phone. You can add it to your home screen so it opens like an app.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes. Ocufuse runs in any modern browser on your phone or computer. Log in with the same account anywhere and your data is there. An iPhone app is on its way too.
Do I need any equipment?
No. Most games need only your screen. A few routines suggest something simple, like warm water and a clean cloth, and each one tells you before you start.
Is it for me?6 questions
My eyes are just tired from screens. Is this for me?
Yes, that's where most people start. Take a two-minute game or a 20-20-20 break between work sessions and note how your eyes felt. If something changes later, you already have a record to show.
I already see an eye doctor. Why would I need this?
Visits are short and symptoms come and go. Ocufuse keeps a dated log, photos and practice history between visits, then turns it into one page you can show. Your doctor sees the days they couldn't see in the room.
I'm busy. How much time does it really take?
About 20 seconds to log, a minute for a photo, and two minutes for a game. Use as much or as little as fits your day.
Are the games just for fun?
They're short, playful screen breaks and practice for things like following a moving dot or spotting small details. They're not a vision test and don't measure your eyesight. Many people use them as a two-minute pause between work sessions.
I've tried apps like this and stopped. Why is this different?
There's nothing to set up and nothing to keep up with. A check-in takes about 20 seconds, the games are short enough for a coffee break, and a reminder only nudges you if you haven't opened it that day.
What if I miss a few days?
Nothing breaks. Your history waits for you, and you pick up where you left off.
What to expect5 questions
Can games improve my eyesight?
No. They're screen breaks and practice, not treatment.
More detail
The games don't measure or change your vision, and they don't replace glasses, patching or therapy your eye care professional prescribes. For any change in your eyesight, see an eye care professional.
Will Ocufuse fix my eyes?
No, and we won't pretend it will. Ocufuse helps you take screen breaks, follow the exercises your eye doctor gave you, and keep a clear record of how your eyes feel. That record makes appointments more useful. Treatment decisions stay with your eye care professional.
Is this a vision test or a medical app?
No. Ocufuse helps with habits, screen breaks and keeping a record to show your eye doctor. It does not diagnose or treat anything. For any eye concerns, see an eye care professional.
Can I use Ocufuse for lazy eye or strabismus exercises?
If your eye care professional has given you exercises, Ocufuse gives you guided steps, timers and a practice log to show them. It doesn't diagnose or treat amblyopia or strabismus, and games don't replace glasses, patching or therapy your clinician prescribes.
Can I share records with my doctor?
Yes. The Doctor Brief turns your log into one page to share.
More detail
Print it, save it as a PDF or download a spreadsheet, for the period you choose. Nothing reaches a doctor unless you share it yourself. The Doctor Brief is part of Ocufuse Plus.
Privacy and your data3 questions
Is my eye data private?
Yes. It's private to your account and stored in the EU.
More detail
It's never sold, never used for advertising and never used to train AI. You can export or delete everything from Settings, anytime.
I'm not comfortable taking eye photos. Do I have to?
No. Photos are optional. You can use the games, the exercises and the daily log without ever taking one. If you do, they stay private to your account.
Can I delete everything?
Yes. Export your data or delete your account and everything in it from Settings, anytime, free.
Plus and billing6 questions
What do I get with Ocufuse Plus?
Every game, your full history with photo comparisons, all 12 guide modules and the Doctor Brief.
More detail
Plus costs $7.99 a month, $49.99 a year or $119.99 once. The free plan stays free, with no ads on either.
Will I be charged after the free trial?
Only if you keep Plus. You see the price and the date the trial ends before you start, and you can cancel before then in Manage subscription. If you cancel, you won't be charged.
How do I cancel Ocufuse Plus?
In the web app: Profile and settings, then Ocufuse Plus, then Manage subscription. Plus stays on until the end of the period you paid for. Lifetime has nothing to cancel.
What happens to my data if I stop paying?
Nothing is deleted. You keep the free plan with your recent history, and everything comes back if you return to Plus.
Can I get a refund?
Contact us and we handle refunds as set out in our terms.
How do I get started?
Create a free account in under a minute. No card needed.
More detail
Start with a game or a 20-second check-in. Try Plus whenever you're ready, with a free trial on monthly and yearly.
A few minutes a day, anywhere.
Get startedOcufuse games are for fun and screen breaks. They are not a vision test and do not diagnose or treat any condition. See an eye care professional for any concerns.