Eye Recovery Training vs EyesProtector Eye Strain Timer

Train your eyes in just 3 minutes a day, like playing a game. This vision training and eye care app helps you build a daily habit using the popular “Gabor Patch” method. Do you spend long hours looking at your smartphone or computer? Are you concerned about eye fatigue, difficulty focusing, declining vision, digital eye strain, or age-related near vision changes? “Eye Recovery Training” is an app that makes it easy to continue visual training, focus training, and vision level checks using Gabor patch images. You can start with a short session once a day, making it a simple way to support your daily eye care routine. 【Main Features】 ■ Game-like Gabor Patch Training Simply find and tap the Gabor patch that matches the image inside the square. The rules are simple, so you can enjoy visual training while staying focused. ・Standard Mode: A 3-minute mode for daily training ・Short Mode: A 1-minute mode for quick sessions ・Hard Mode: A higher-difficulty mode for distinguishing similar patterns ■ Viewing Training Look at Gabor patches displayed across the full screen. Flowing patterns help you continue daily eye care without complicated steps. ■ Focus Training Hold the screen about 30 cm away and keep focusing on changing patterns. By looking at images that blur or change size, you can become more aware of your eye focusing ability. ■ Vision Level Check Includes a simple check using Landolt rings. Tap the direction of the opening and record your daily vision level to track changes over time. ■ History and Graphs Record your correct answers, vision level, and training activity. Graphs and history make it easy to review your progress and stay motivated. ■ Reminder Notifications Set a reminder time and receive notifications so you do not forget your daily vision training or eye care. ■ Widget Support Display Gabor patch images on your Home Screen. ■ Game Center Rankings Compete with users around the world, or challenge your own past scores. 【Recommended For】 ・People interested in vision training using Gabor patches ・People concerned about eye fatigue from smartphones or computers ・People who have started to notice declining vision, nearsightedness, digital eye strain, or age-related near vision changes ・People who want to practice eye focus training ・People who want to continue eye care in a fun, game-like way ・People who want to record daily vision levels and training results ・People looking for a short and simple eye training app 【Premium Features】 With Premium, you can use additional features designed for a more comfortable training experience, including ad removal, access to full history and graphs, Short Mode, Hard Mode, column changes, speed adjustment, and shuffle for full-screen Gabor patches. 【Important Notice】 This app is intended to support vision training and eye care, but it does not guarantee vision improvement or recovery. If you have concerns about your eyes or vision, please consult a medical professional as needed. Premium subscriptions are billed monthly or annually at a rate corresponding to the plan selected. You may also make a one-time payment outside of the subscription plan if needed. Payment will be charged to your iTunes account at the time of purchase confirmation. Subscriptions will renew automatically unless auto-renewal is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current term. Your account will be billed for renewal at least 24 hours before the end of the current term and the cost of renewal will be identified. Subscriptions are user-controlled and auto-renewals can be turned off after purchase by accessing the user's account settings. [Terms and Conditions]. https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ [Privacy Policy] https://nomadarian.com/privacy-policy-app-en

When you've been on a screen too long, look far away for a bit. EyesProtector follows the 20-20-20 rule: about every 20 minutes of near work, look about 20 feet away for 20 seconds. That rhythm is the default; you can also set your own interval and duration. It fits this into your workday and keeps a record of whether you did it. Pricing: Core features are free on Mac. On iPhone and iPad, the core loop (look-away rhythm, glasses plan, pause, comfort score, completion) requires a one-time In-App Purchase; one purchase unlocks both phone and tablet. The first look-away clock theme, Eyes, is free; additional clock themes require a separate In-App Purchase. iCloud sync is included at no extra cost. Downloading the app is free; paid items are In-App Purchases only. 1. Set start, end, and lunch. During work hours it reminds you on the 20-20-20 rhythm. Lunch stays quiet. It does not measure distance; looking far away is enough. 2. On Mac, add apps to a pause list. When those apps are in front, reminders pause so they don't interrupt you. 3. You can also pick Focus modes already on this Mac. While those Focus modes are on, reminders pause the same way. 4. If something comes up, choose how long to pause, then it continues. If you don't want it today, turn off the rest of today's reminders in one tap; tomorrow runs as usual. 5. Easy to miss? Turn on Strict mode: the screen goes black until you finish looking away. 6. Two pairs of glasses? It reminds you to swap at the start and end of work. One pair, or none, and it won't nag you to swap. 7. On Mac it lives in the menu bar, not the Dock. Close the window and you can still open it. The core features are free on the computer. 8. iPhone / iPad core features require a one-time In-App Purchase (unlike Mac, which is free). After unlock, put the phone on your desk and use the look-away clock. The first theme, Eyes, is free; additional themes require a separate In-App Purchase. 9. At the end of the day, score how your eyes feel. The calendar shows which days you kept it up. A record makes the habit easier to keep. 10. Turn on iCloud and the computer and phone stay in sync, at no extra cost. 20-20-20 is a common way to rest from near work, to leave the screen for a moment. It is not a treatment. This app is not a medical device and does not replace an eye exam.