This fun card-matching game screens children for cerebral visual impairment (CVI). It compares a child's performance to age-based norms and tracks eye movements to identify potential visual issues. Results can be emailed or printed for further consultation with a medical professional.
1.15.0
March 20, 2026
Bug fixes and improvements
$4.99
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The Austin Assessment is a card-matching game designed to screen children for cerebral visual impairment (CVI). It tracks eye movements and compares performance to age-based norms to identify potential visual issues.
The Austin Assessment is intended for parents, caregivers, and individuals who want to screen children aged 5-18 for CVI. Children need to be able to understand the game's goal, recognize cards, and use their finger to match them.
No, the Austin Assessment is not a diagnostic tool. It can indicate if there is a possibility of CVI, but an official diagnosis must be made by a medical professional.
The app collects anonymized data including age, known conditions (if provided), and assessment data such as eye movements, accuracy, and time taken. Personal identifying information is not collected.
Yes, after completing a screening, you can download, email, or print a PDF report that summarizes your child's results and whether CVI seems to be a possibility.
Yes, the Austin Assessment is available for both iPhone and iPad, making it accessible on common Apple mobile devices.
The app was last updated on March 20, 2026, to version 1.15.0. This indicates a commitment to ongoing development and improvements.
No, the Austin Assessment is ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted screening experience for both children and caregivers.
