King-Devick Recovery Practice
Recovery Acceleration Program
About
This application assists individuals with eye movement deficits stemming from neurological impairment. It facilitates practice with an oculomotor program, presenting number targets for reading aloud to improve vision-related symptoms after brain injury. The program offers adjustable speed settings and tracks progress.
What's New in King
v2.8
April 16, 2026
Bug fixes and performance improvements
Developer apps
FAQ
What is King-Devick Recovery Practice used for?
King-Devick Recovery Practice is used to help individuals with eye movement deficits caused by neurological impairment. It's part of the K-D Recovery Acceleration Program to aid in vision recovery after brain injury.
Who is King-Devick Recovery Practice intended for?
This app is intended for practicing individuals who have an existing King-Devick Recovery Acceleration Program account. It specifically targets those experiencing vision-related symptoms following a brain injury.
What devices does King-Devick Recovery Practice support?
King-Devick Recovery Practice has been validated on iPads with a 9.7-inch display or larger. It is currently only supported on iPads.
Does King-Devick Recovery Practice require an internet connection?
Yes, King-Devick Recovery Practice requires internet access to function. It also necessitates an existing King-Devick Recovery Acceleration Program account for use.
How often is King-Devick Recovery Practice updated?
The latest version of King-Devick Recovery Practice is v2.8, last updated on April 16, 2026. This indicates a history of updates, though the exact frequency is not specified.
What is the age rating for King-Devick Recovery Practice?
King-Devick Recovery Practice has an age rating of 4+. This suggests it is suitable for children and adults alike, focusing on therapeutic exercises.
How does King-Devick Recovery Practice help with recovery?
The app facilitates oculomotor practice by presenting number targets that users read aloud. This helps improve eye movement and address vision-related symptoms common after neurological impairment.
Does King-Devick Recovery Practice have ads?
No, King-Devick Recovery Practice does not contain advertisements. It is a free application designed for therapeutic practice without interruptions.
