EVIO vs Fovcus

100% renewable energy sources in Portugal. Flexible invoicing options: per session, weekly, or monthly. The EVIO app allows you to: • View the pricing for each charging station • Simulate the total cost of charging at each station • See the top 10 stations with the lowest unit price near you • See the top 10 stations with the lowest total cost near you • See the top 10 stations where you can charge the most energy near you • Charge your vehicle at stations from various operators across multiple countries • Receive real-time notifications about your charging session • Get notified when a station you want becomes available • Track the cost, energy, and duration of active sessions in real time • Check the real-time availability of charging ports at stations • Use different payment methods • View the history of your charging sessions • Unlock the charging cable if the station doesn't do so automatically • Use both personal and business profiles

Fovcus is a personal vision journal for people living with macular degeneration and other central vision conditions. Check your vision in under a minute with the Amsler Grid — the same simple test used by eye specialists worldwide — and record exactly what you see. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No account, no sign-up, no tracking • Everything stays on your device — no internet needed RECORD WHAT YOU ACTUALLY SEE • Draw wavy, blurry or missing areas with your finger • Bend grid lines to where they really appear to you • The Black Hole tool shows areas of central vision loss • Your previous session appears as a faint ghost overlay, so changes jump out TRACK BOTH EYES OVER TIME • Separate history for left and right eye • "Last check" cue, plus optional daily, weekly or monthly reminders — free • Large text, big buttons, brightness and invert options built for low vision • Full VoiceOver support FOVCUS PRO — PAY ONCE, YOURS FOREVER • Unlimited session history • Compare any two sessions side by side • Progress charts for each eye • Doctor-ready PDF reports — both eyes, scores and trends — to email or hand to your specialist Fovcus is a personal journal, not a medical device. It does not diagnose, treat or advise on any condition. Always consult your ophthalmologist or retinal specialist, and contact them immediately if you notice sudden changes.