EyeKid

EyeKid

Keep distance from you screen!

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Archived App (Last seen on 25 Jul 2025)

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 13, 2021
  • December 21, 2021

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This app helps protect children's eyesight by ensuring they maintain a safe distance from screens while watching videos. It uses a character to prompt users to move back if they are too close, preventing potential vision issues like myopia. A new timer feature also helps limit overall screen time.

Enforces safe screen distance
Monitors video viewing
Prompts user to move back
Limits video playback when too close
Set custom screen time limits
Supports multiple Apple devices
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What's New in EyeKid

2.4

December 21, 2021

Every day we work hard on the app to give you the best user experience. As a result, we regularly releases an update. We would like to thank you for all your feedback! If you encounter a bug or have suggestions, please mail to info@eyekid.app. Updates include: * New functions * Quality improvements * Security updates * Bug fixes

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FAQ

What is a healthy distance from a screen according to EyeKid?

Scientists advise maintaining an arm's length from a screen, or at least 12 inches. EyeKid uses this recommendation to prompt children to keep a safe distance, significantly reducing the risk of myopia.

What is myopia and how does EyeKid help prevent it?

Myopia, or nearsightedness, requires glasses because the eyeball is too long, causing light to focus in front of the retina. EyeKid helps prevent this by ensuring children don't focus on screens at close range for extended periods.

Can my child bypass EyeKid?

While a child can technically leave EyeKid, the app provides instructions on how to temporarily block other apps using Apple's Screen Time feature. This helps ensure compliance with safe viewing practices.

What devices does EyeKid support?

EyeKid is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It can be used on multiple Apple devices with Family Sharing.

How much does EyeKid cost?

EyeKid is a paid application priced at $8.99. This one-time purchase provides unlimited access and full customer support.

How often is EyeKid updated?

The latest version of EyeKid is 2.4, and it was last updated on December 21, 2021. The developer, SmartFriends B.V., has released updates to enhance its features.

What is the age rating for EyeKid?

EyeKid has an age rating of 17+. This rating is typically assigned by app stores based on content and features, though the app's primary function is for children's use.

Does EyeKid have ads?

No, EyeKid does not contain advertisements. The application is a paid app that offers an ad-free experience for users.