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This app offers guided exercises to improve eye health for screen users. It includes focus switching, tracking, and relaxation techniques to build better eye-care habits. Features like reminders and progress tracking help integrate eye care into your daily routine.
What's New in EyeRelax
1.1.0
March 19, 2026
This update brings a more complete multilingual and voice-guided experience: Added Japanese and Indonesian language support, including voice prompts Improved multilingual playback for guided eye-rest sessions and regular training Fixed an issue where regular training prompts could fall back to English in some languages Refined localization details for a smoother overall experience
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What is EyeRelax?
EyeRelax is a vision training application designed to help users develop healthier eye-care habits through guided exercises and reminders. It aims to mitigate the effects of prolonged screen time.
Is EyeRelax free to use?
Yes, EyeRelax is free to download and use, with optional in-app purchases available for additional features or content.
What kind of exercises does EyeRelax offer?
EyeRelax offers a variety of exercises including focus switching, path tracking, breathing relaxation, peripheral awareness training, and hand-eye coordination drills.
Does EyeRelax have ads?
No, EyeRelax does not contain advertisements, providing an uninterrupted user experience.
Can EyeRelax be used offline?
Yes, the core sessions of EyeRelax are designed to work offline, allowing you to train your eyes even without an internet connection.
What devices is EyeRelax compatible with?
EyeRelax is available on iPhone and iPad devices.
How often is EyeRelax updated?
The latest version of EyeRelax is 1.1.0, last updated on March 19, 2026. Updates typically include new features, bug fixes, and performance improvements.
Are the results from EyeRelax tests medically accurate?
No, the in-app tests and training results are for everyday reference only and should not be considered a medical diagnosis or treatment.







