Blink is an iOS app that take care for your eyes. It's a daily eyesight trainer with a number of effective exercises that helps your eyes to relieve tense and strengthen eyesight. Blink uses eye tracking to guide your exercise technique.
Hi, @kevin thank you for hunting our product!
My name is Arsen. We developed an iOS App Blink. It helps to reduce eye tense, stress and fatigue with special eyesight exercises.
App is based on eye tracking technology through TrueDepth. This technology helps Blink to guide user’s exercise technique and correct it for maximum efficiency.
Because of TrueDepth Blink is only available for iPhones X, XR, XS, XS Max, 11 or iPad Pro models.
Due to the unique design, wich activates peripheral vision, users can navigate in Blink without directly looking at the screen. This is what makes Blink friendly solution for tired eyesight.
App is totally free, because our goal right now is to get as much users feedback as possible.
So, maybe you would be interested in testing our app and share your honest thoughts on it.
Do you like it?
@rossdcurrie Eye exercises is just one part of complex preventive vision therapy. Taking care of eyesight is a good habbit and Blink helps to build it with these small steps – short daily workouts. Gymnastics helps with strenghening eye muscles and due to the specific movents prevents irritation and dryness. The most known research about vision therapy belings to american vision therapy center where we've gathered most of the information.
Such a great application for the TrueDepth camera! The haptic feedback is a perfect complement to the smooth animations.
Curious to know if the app collects usage data or trains on our faces when we use it?
Unique usage of True Depth camera... And on top of that, incredible UX, soft vibration for the seconds, contextual intent for notification, app rating, opening on the right screen... Wow. Congratulations
@jchopak basically the same technology is used to unlock your phone with faceID, so it doesn't look like it does a great impact on battery.
And additionally we do not store or somehow work with the camera data directly. All is done through ios native API and this is more like working with numbers not image data )
@suraj78 Do you think this is really necessary? users have already written to us about this feature. we will think how it can be interestingly implemented
@akuheika yeah, I think so as most of the popular activity/exercise apps are connected with the Health app, it becomes easy to see all the data in one place.
@martin_ryden Hi, Martin! Basically right now we're focusing on users feedback. So if community likes it, we'll be glad to increase our auditory by Android version of the app. Unfortunately no timeframe atm.
there are some traditional Chinese health exercises that use this same technique. When I was practicing it daily my eyes actually improved quite a bit after several weeks. Thanks for making this app.
Wow, that's what I need. I've been looking for a similar application for a long time, but I couldn't find anything. I hope my eyes will rest more. It must be on the TechCrunch! Thank you, GOD
First observation - when I went to app store to download, I first noticed BLNK app. Their B&W logo is similar enough to yours, that I was confused!
As others have commented, as a potential user of Blink, I'd want to know more about the science behind your concept - a quick mention in your explainer video would help me
Feedback: really like the simple interface auditory and tactile feedback. It was easy to figure out without any instructions. I wondered whether it could be set to provide reminders and it did!
Upvoted - congrats and best of luck!
@amliawellness Hello! Thanks so much for such a rich feedback! We are very pleased. The application is made on accessible techniques, but in an improved user experience in our opinion. At the moment we are working on a scientific component. But we don’t have a goal to pour out our eyes, we are talking about relieving fatigue, since it is really important that our eyes can rest
really cool concept, I was looking for an app like that a few years back. Although how can you guaranty that using screens with blue light will not have an impact on your eyesight and be counterproductive ?
@julien_grisoni the color choice in our app is specially made to calm your eyes, but not tense them. Plus, eye tracking helps user to control and do exercises without looking at the screen. You can try Blink yourself and tell us what you think!
As my doctor says: “Rest your eyes every 20 minutes. Look 20 feet away for 20 seconds. Get up at least every 2 hours and take a 15-minute break... blah blah”.
Awesome app, but so hard to train 20 feet back from my phone
It is really nice product for health care. I do a 2 min training one per day - it is really easy to use. Highly reckoned it, especially for those who work with devises or documents all day long.
I love it, but think your monthly fee (for the complex exercises) should be 1.99. I wouldn’t mind paying for a year. But 7.99 a month is too much. In any case, thanks for a great product. I use your free exercises daily.
Remmo