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Eye Exercises

Give your eyes a real break.

Long hours at a screen can leave your eyes tired and tense. Eye Exercises guides you through gentle motion sessions, custom break routines, and quiet reminders - without aggressive gamification or visual clutter.

iOS 17+iPhoneDaily RoutinesOffline-First

INTERFACE PREVIEW

Simple breaks that fit your day.

Clear guidance to rest your eyes during work, study, or screen time.

Eye Exercises home screen showing daily session recommendations

01 / TODAY

Today's recommendations

Quick access to recommended daily sessions and gentle visual breaks.

Eye Exercises library screen showing available motion routines

02 / EXERCISES

Guided exercise library

Explore smooth motion patterns, focusing exercises, and muscle relaxation.

Eye Exercises progress screen with activity streaks and milestones

03 / PROGRESS

Activity and streaks

Track completed sessions, build streaks, and maintain a calm routine over time.

CAPABILITIES

Quiet, pressure-free routines.

Gentle motion patterns, custom schedules, and clean progress tracking.

01

Short guided sessions

Quick visual breaks whenever your eyes feel tired during intense screen work.

02

Workday break rhythm

Run scheduled work sessions that remind you to take regular breaks without distraction.

03

Custom routines

Combine motion patterns and duration to create exercise sets that suit your schedule.

04

Habit & streak tracking

Celebrate consistency with quiet milestone tracking and no aggressive notifications.

HOW IT WORKS

A natural rhythm for your eyes.

Three simple steps to rest your eyes throughout the workday.

Start a break

Launch a quick 1-2 minute session whenever your eyes feel dry or fatigued.

Follow the motion

Trace the gentle on-screen markers to relax eye muscles and shift focus.

Build a steady habit

Stay consistent with gentle daily reminders that support comfortable screen time.

EYE EXERCISES FOR iOS

Give your eyes
the rest they need.

Calm eye exercises and guided visual breaks for screen-heavy days.