For optometric practices
EyeSpy is a free app your contact lens patients download on the way out. It reminds them to take care of their eyes — and when their prescription expires, it sends them straight to your booking page.
The quiet problem
They don't switch to a competitor. They don't complain. They just stop coming back — because life gets busy, reminders don't fire at the right moment, and online retailers are one click away.
It happens to every practice. Most never measure it.
Wearing lenses overnight, skipping replacement days, ignoring wear limits. Nobody's reminding them between visits.
A year passes. They don't notice. They keep reordering with an outdated prescription — from somewhere that doesn't require one.
1-800-Contacts, Amazon, Warby Parker. The lens supply chain has made it easy to skip the annual exam entirely.
Not because they're unhappy with their doctor. Because nobody was there on the 364 days between appointments.
EyeSpy is on their phone.
Every single one of those days.
How it works
The whole thing happens naturally at the point of contact fitting. No new software. No training. Just a card and a conversation.
You hand them a branded card as they leave the fitting room. They scan it. EyeSpy downloads to their phone — free. Takes 30 seconds. Your practice is linked from the first tap.
They set their lens routine. The app tracks wear sessions, sends nightly take-out reminders, and guides healthy habits — all with your practice name attached. You're on their lock screen, daily.
When their prescription is about to expire, EyeSpy fires a push notification — timed, personalised, and deep-linked to your booking page. Not a generic reminder. Not a competing clinic. You.
This is what your patient sees. Your name. Your link. Their next appointment.
Why practices choose EyeSpy
EyeSpy keeps your name present on every wear day. Patients who feel cared for after the visit stay loyal, refer friends, and come back for glasses, accessories, and everything else your practice offers.
We configure everything — your name, your booking link, your QR code, your cards. After that, the system runs itself. No monthly logins, no campaigns to manage, no staff training.
EyeSpy isn't a replacement for your existing recall workflow — it's a patient-side layer that lives where the behaviour happens: on their phone, during daily wear.
Patients see "Book with Dr. [You]" — not a generic brand. The app builds loyalty to your practice specifically. Every notification deepens that connection.
Free to download. Simple to set up. No account required initially. If a patient is willing to scan a QR code handed to them by their trusted doctor, they'll use it. That's the entire adoption barrier.
Fit check
This keeps pilots clean. If the fit is right, it works fast. If the fit is wrong, we should both say no.
Independent ODs and smaller clinics that want a simple retention layer live this month.
Enterprise-style clinics looking for custom software scope before a pilot should wait.
The math
Use a conservative estimate. Even a fraction of those recalled changes the outcome.
We use a conservative 15% recall improvement — meaning of the patients who would otherwise drift away, EyeSpy brings back 15% of them. In practice, a doctor-recommended free tool fires at the exact moment the patient needs it. The real number may be higher.
Estimates based on $350 average annual exam + lens-related revenue per patient. Not a guarantee — this is directional math to illustrate the opportunity.
Real questions, straight answers
I built EyeSpy to solve a specific, boring problem: contact lens patients drift away between visits, and practices lose that relationship quietly, without ever knowing it happened.
I'm not an optometrist. I'm a builder who spent a long time talking to contact lens wearers and realised the gap wasn't in the clinical care — it was in the 364 days outside the practice. Nobody was filling that space with something useful.
EyeSpy is designed to be genuinely simple — for you, for your staff, and for your patients. I don't want to build something that requires a half-day onboarding call and an IT ticket. I want to build something you can explain in one sentence and hand out with a card.
If that sounds like something your practice could use, I'd love to talk. I'm personally setting up every founding partner — no sales team, no handoffs.
$900, once. Your name on every patient's lock screen. Their next booking, sent straight to you.
Founding partner pricing: $900 one-time · First 50 practices only · No monthly fees in this version.