
Eye Chart Test by Dr. Evans
Clinical Vision Check at Home
About
This clinically calibrated vision screening app uses the standard Sloan letter chart to provide accurate visual acuity scores. It tests each eye separately and offers shareable results, designed by a Doctor of Optometry for home use between professional exams.
What's New in Eye Chart Test by Dr. Evans
2.0.1
June 20, 2026
bug fixes
Developer apps
FAQ
What is Eye Chart Test?
Eye Chart Test is a medical screening app designed by a Doctor of Optometry to provide accurate vision acuity testing using a calibrated Sloan letter chart. It helps users check their vision at home between professional eye exams.
How accurate is Eye Chart Test?
The app is designed for clinical accuracy, using the same Sloan letter standard as professional eye clinics and calibrating for your device's pixel density and testing distance. It delivers a true LogMAR result.
Can Eye Chart Test diagnose eye conditions?
No, Eye Chart Test is an educational screening tool and is not a substitute for a comprehensive eye examination by a qualified optometrist. If results suggest reduced vision, scheduling an exam is recommended.
What devices does Eye Chart Test support?
Eye Chart Test is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed to provide accurate results across these Apple platforms.
How much does Eye Chart Test cost?
Eye Chart Test is a paid application, available for $2.99. This one-time purchase provides access to all its features for vision screening.
Does Eye Chart Test have ads?
No, Eye Chart Test does not contain advertisements. As a paid application, it offers an ad-free experience for uninterrupted vision testing.
How often is Eye Chart Test updated?
The latest version of Eye Chart Test is 2.0.1, which was last updated on June 20, 2026. Updates typically focus on improving accuracy and user experience.
Can I share my results from Eye Chart Test?
Yes, Eye Chart Test provides a shareable results card that you can send to your doctor or friends. This feature helps in communicating your vision screening outcomes.





