Eye Flow: Eye Exercises

Tired, strained eyes after a long day of screens? Eye Flow turns eye exercises into a 3-minute habit.

Pick a goal and a length. Watch the movement, then mirror it at your own pace. Every session is guided, timed, and quiet — no ads, no account, no feed.

WHAT'S INSIDE
• 16 guided exercises — blinking, horizontal and vertical sweeps, circle flow, diagonal sweeps, near-and-far focus, nose focus, distance gaze, Jatru Trataka, Wide Watch, palming, black dot gaze
• 4 stereograms, plus a Face Fusion warm-up that teaches you free-viewing first
• 3, 5, or 10 minute sessions, built from the goal you choose
• 9 off-screen practices — colour hunt, shape hunt, green break, candle gaze, horizon breathing, soft-focus meditation, look-and-remember, blink awareness, follow one bird
• 11 plain-language articles on how near and far focus actually works — including which popular eye-training claims don't hold up
• A daily reminder and a record of completed sessions

CHOOSE YOUR GOAL
• Relax tired eyes — release strain after long screen days with blinking and palming
• Sharpen near focus — train the focusing muscles you use for reading and close work
• Rest distance vision — breaks that pull your focus off the screen and out to the horizon
• Improve eye mobility — widen your range of motion and switch focus faster

BUILT FOR TIRED EVENINGS
Dark interface. No bright flashes, no leaderboards, no streak guilt. Eye Flow works fully offline and keeps everything on your device — no sign-up, nothing uploaded.

EYE FLOW PRO — ONE LIFETIME PURCHASE
No subscription, ever. Pro unlocks:
• Custom sessions — build and reorder your own routines
• Work-break mode — repeating reminders to leave the screen during work hours
• 8 advanced thumb-tracking exercises — hourglass paths, sideways figure eight, diagonal and rounded follows
• The full set of 20 stereograms

A NOTE ON EXPECTATIONS
Eye Flow is designed to help tired eyes feel more comfortable through gentle practices and screen breaks. It does not diagnose or treat eye conditions, and it is not a substitute for an eye exam. Stop if you feel pain, dizziness, double vision, or new or worsening blur.