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# Oculoris

Created: August 01, 2026\
Updated: August 16, 2026

## Welcome to Oculoris

**Oculoris** (*ock-you-LOR-is*) is a daily 2-minute vision exercise app*.* It turns evidence-based vision therapy, sports vision training, and eye-fatigue relief into short, gamified sessions you actually look forward to. Meet **Ocu**, our slow-loris mascot — your guide through every session.

### Why it exists

You train your body. You train your mind. But your eyes — the sense you lean on more than any other — rarely get a workout. Hours of screen time shrink your blink rate, lock your focus near, and tire the muscles that move and focus your eyes.

Oculoris gives those muscles a daily workout: 2 minutes, backed by real research, and built to be fun.

### What it trains

35 exercises across 8 vision domains:

| Domain                           | What it does                                                          |
| -------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Oculomotor control**           | Fast, accurate eye movements — the foundation of reading and scanning |
| **Vergence**                     | Eye teaming — both eyes working as one                                |
| **Accommodation**                | Your eye's autofocus — near↔far flexibility                           |
| **Peripheral awareness**         | Wide-angle vision for sports and safety                               |
| **Speed & reaction**             | Process what you see, faster                                          |
| **Eye health & recovery**        | Blinking, tear film, and the 20-20-20 rule                            |
| **Cognitive-visual integration** | Attention, memory, and dual-tasking                                   |

*Full evidence for every domain → **The Science** page.*

### Three journeys, one app

| Journey      | Built for          | Feel                                            |
| ------------ | ------------------ | ----------------------------------------------- |
| **Kids**     | Vision therapy     | Playful, story-driven, collectible creatures    |
| **Athletes** | Sports vision      | Competitive, precision-scored, ranked divisions |
| **Adults**   | Eye-fatigue relief | Calm, restorative, screen-time aware            |

### How it works

1. **Choose your journey** — kids, athletes, or adults
2. **Do one 2-minute session a day** — Oculoris tracks your eyes through the front camera and adapts in real time
3. **Build your streak** — earn XP, gems, and eyes; unlock skins, challenges, and weekly divisions
4. **Watch it compound** — small daily reps add up to measurable gains in control, comfort, and speed

### Free vs Pro

|               | Free                            | Pro                                                                |
| ------------- | ------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Price**     | $0                              | $2.99/mo or $99 lifetime                                           |
| **Eyes**      | 7 (regenerate over time)        | Unlimited                                                          |
| **Exercises** | Full access while you have eyes | Unlimited, all 35                                                  |
| **Extras**    | —                               | Challenges, divisions, full nutrition & UV library, detailed stats |

### Backed by science, not fads

Oculoris was designed by an optometrist and is grounded in **25+ peer-reviewed studies** across 8 vision domains. Every exercise traces to published clinical research.

*Read the full research → **The Science** page.*

### What Oculoris is *not*

Oculoris is **eye fitness, not medical treatment.** It doesn't diagnose, treat, or cure any condition — and it's not a substitute for a comprehensive eye exam. Think of it as a gym for your eyes.