For contact lens wearers

The contact lens app that stays useful.

Track wear time, get take-out reminders before nights go sideways, and keep your lens routine from dissolving into guesswork. If your clinic is on EyeSpy, their booking link is always one tap away.

See how it works For practices
One-tap tracking Nightly reminders History and widget Clinic rebooking when linked
Works as a clean standalone routine app. Gets smarter when your clinic plugs in.
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EyeSpy
Iris is on duty
9:41
Today’s wear
Lenses in. Tracking started.
Take-out reminder set for 10:00 PM
History pulse
4 on-time nights in a row
Clean routine. No detective work required.
EyeSpy now
Prescription expires soon
Tap to book with your clinic before this turns into a “how old is this prescription?” evening.
Open booking link
How it works

Three simple jobs. No app circus.

EyeSpy is not trying to become an electronic health record wearing fake glasses. It does three things well: helps you remember, helps you stay consistent, and helps you get back to the right clinic at the right time.

1
Start a wear session fast

Tap when your lenses go in. EyeSpy tracks the session and keeps the day anchored to your own routine.

2
Get nudged before late nights stack up

Take-out reminders, replacement timing, and optional morning checks keep the routine from quietly rotting in the background.

3
See what your pattern actually looks like

History, streaks, overdue nights, and widget status turn the habit into something visible instead of vibes.

Launch status

The store links land here when release clears.

This site is ready before the stores are. The moment iPhone and Android are live, the real download links drop into this slot. Until then, no fake buttons pretending to be another app.

If your clinic gives you a code, keep it. EyeSpy lets you link the clinic later in Settings too.
iPhone

App Store link goes live here after approval.

Waiting on release
Android

Google Play link goes live here after release.

Waiting on release
Two clean paths

Use EyeSpy solo. Or let your clinic plug into it.

This is the part most health apps explain terribly. EyeSpy is still useful if no clinic is involved. If your clinic uses it, the booking path gets attached to the routine you already built.

Use it solo

No clinic required. Just a clean routine app that helps you stop winging it.

Track when your lenses go in and out.
Get nightly reminders before late wear becomes normal.
See history, streaks, and overdue nights without digging.

Use it with your clinic

If your clinic is on EyeSpy, the app keeps the routine and the rebooking path pointed back to the right place.

Your clinic can hand you a code or direct setup link.
EyeSpy remembers the clinic inside the app.
When rebooking time comes, their booking link is one tap away.
Private by design

In this version, EyeSpy keeps the patient routine on-device and uses only the minimum plumbing needed for purchases, clinic linking, and deep-link attribution.

No smoke

Clear enough for users. Clean enough for review.

If you are checking whether this thing feels real, that is fair. That is why the legal and support pages live on the same domain, not in some abandoned Dropbox cave.

Privacy policy Support Clinic example
For optometrists

EyeSpy for Practices exists too.

The patient app is only half the machine. The other half is the clinic-linked handoff, QR setup, and rebooking flow that points back to the doctor instead of a generic void.

Open the practice landing page