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Coming soon · OlivVision

Vision therapy children actually want to play.

OlivVision turns prescribed eye exercises into short games, played at home with red/green glasses, so the clinic can see every session. Built by OlivHealth for eye-care clinics.

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What it’s for

Lazy eye (amblyopia)

Dichoptic games give the weaker eye the important picture, as an adjunct or alternative your eye doctor prescribes and follows up.

Convergence insufficiency

Home reinforcement between in-clinic sessions, the pattern the best evidence supports.

Focus and screen comfort

Focusing practice alongside vergence therapy, and structured breaks for screen-tired eyes.

How it works

01 The clinician prescribes

Pick the games, the dose and the weaker eye. Plans adjust as the child progresses.

02 The child plays at home

Short sessions with red/green glasses on a laptop or tablet. Real games, not drills.

03 Every session is checked

Room, glasses, distance and a quick eye check run before play, so the right eye gets the right picture.

04 The clinic sees it all

Adherence, results and setup for every session, so follow-ups start from data, not memory.

Built to get the stimulus right

A game is only therapy if each eye sees the right picture.

Screen size, measured

A card-match check sizes targets in real millimetres on each screen.

Distance, held

A string guide, with an optional webcam check. Video stays on the device.

Tuned to each pair of glasses

Colour leak between the lenses is measured and cancelled, per screen and pair.

Which eye, verified

Each session measures which lens is over the weaker eye instead of assuming it.

Honest by design

What OlivVision is, and isn’t.

• It supports your eye doctor’s care. It doesn’t replace clinic visits, glasses or patching decisions.
• In-app checks are screening measures, not a diagnosis.
• It doesn’t treat squint, dyslexia, learning difficulties or reading problems.
• Red/green games on a screen are a different format from the headset devices studied in trials.

Join the OlivVision waitlist

Be first to hear when OlivVision opens, and get early access.

Questions
When is OlivVision available?

It’s in development. People on the waitlist hear first and get early access before the public launch.

What does a child need?

A laptop or tablet, a pair of red/green glasses and their usual prescription glasses. A clinician sets up the plan.

Can parents use it without an eye doctor?

No. Therapy is prescribed and reviewed by a clinician, and parents play at home within that plan.

Is the webcam recording my child?

The camera is optional and only checks sitting distance. Nothing is recorded or sent.

What will it cost?

Pricing will be announced before launch. Waitlist members hear it first.