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See Worthy

See Worthy

Vision Action Play

18 ratings
12 reviews
#194 in paid Casual
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$2.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 5, 2020
  • November 25, 2025

Developer

Listo Labs LLC
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About

Engaging games designed to make vision therapy exercises enjoyable for children. The app encourages eye tracking and object searching, with integrated movement breaks to prevent passive screen time. It offers a safe, ad-free experience focused on developing vision and coordination.

✓Vision skill development games
✓Eye tracking and object searching mechanics
✓Surprise movement break reminders
✓Ad-free and pop-up free experience
✓Inspired by vision therapy activities
✓Improves body coordination
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What's New in See Worthy

1.5.0

November 25, 2025

Bug fixes: - Updated various dependency packages

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Top Paid

📉 194-13

Casual games

This game dropped -13 positions in Casual games chart.

Last updated on June 22, 2026.

User reviews

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Fun!

My patcher has fun playing this game while he patches 😊. He loves the fish and find the patch games the best. Thank you See Worthy!
Kara - George's momKara - George's mom

Great app to go with great patches

We’ve been See Worthy Patchers since the beginning, so when they released the app it was a no brainer to get it.
My daughter is 5 and she loves it - I don’t let her use devices too often but the app is a fun way to help pass the patching time and I love that it has little exercise breaks.
TatuckahTatuckah

Fun and engaging!

This app is great for all ages! It’s just the right level of difficultly, which keeps me playing and wanting to do better than the previous time. I love the jumping jack part!!! Overall awesome app! Highly recommend!!!
nfkosnfkos

Perfect!

Just like a colorful bandaid helps every feel better, these eye patches help kids feel better about healing their eyes. They are fun, creative and made with top quality materials so that they’re comfortable to wear and easy to remove.
MamaNokulungaMamaNokulunga

Love the game

I am nine years old and i recommend the game good job paige from lucas
casserole and joshcasserole and josh
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FAQ

What is See Worthy?

See Worthy is a collection of games designed to make vision therapy exercises fun for children. It encourages eye tracking and object searching while incorporating surprise movement breaks to promote physical activity and prevent passive screen time.

Is See Worthy suitable for children who need vision therapy?

Yes, all games in See Worthy are inspired by vision therapy activities and are specifically designed to help children develop their vision skills, improve eye control, and enhance body coordination.

Does See Worthy have ads?

No, See Worthy is completely ad-free and does not feature any pop-ups, ensuring a safe and uninterrupted experience for children.

What devices does See Worthy support?

See Worthy is available for iPhone and iPad devices, making it accessible for many families.

How often is See Worthy updated?

The latest version is 1.5.0, last updated on November 25, 2025. This indicates regular updates to improve the app's functionality and content.

What is the age rating for See Worthy?

See Worthy has an age rating of 4+, making it appropriate for young children to use.

What is the price of See Worthy?

See Worthy is a paid app, available for $2.99. This one-time purchase provides access to all its features without ads or in-app purchases.

What makes See Worthy unique compared to other games?

See Worthy's unique aspect is the integration of surprise movement alarms that go off mid-game, encouraging children to get up and move. This alternation of physical activity and gaming prevents the common 'blank stare' associated with prolonged technology use.