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About BlinkRest: 20-20-20 Lazy Eye

BlinkRest – Eye relief for screen-heavy days BlinkRest helps tired screen eyes pause, look away, blink, and reset. Use Screen Time reminders, start a focused work session, or take a guided 2-minute Recharge whenever you need it. One simple daily loop Work. Get a gentle reminder. Look into the distance for 20 seconds. Complete a 2-minute Recharge. Continue your day. QUICK RELIEF Take a guided 2-minute Recharge when your eyes feel tired. Follow simple blink, near-far focus, and calming rest prompts designed for busy screen-heavy days. WORK SESSIONS Choose a 30, 45, 60, or 90-minute work session. During each session, BlinkRest can: • Give subtle blink reminders • Prompt a 20-second distance break • Start a guided 2-minute Recharge at the end • Record whether you completed your break SCREEN TIME REMINDERS Choose apps and categories used for work, study, gaming, or scrolling. BlinkRest can remind you to take an eye break after your selected amount of Screen Time. Start with the recommended 20-minute interval or choose another interval that fits your routine. EYE TRAINING Eye Training is optional. Explore structured visual exercises and calm gaze-based activities whenever you want more than a quick screen break. • Saccade Trainer – Follow highlighted letters and practice controlled eye movements. Use voice confirmation without tapping. • Gabor Games – Match orientations and find low-contrast striped patterns through progressive visual challenges. • Iris Duet – Play a calm color-matching activity with one eye or both. • Depth Practice – Follow gentle depth-shift activities with binocular and single-eye options. • Eye Canvas – Draw glowing constellations using your gaze and save them to your private gallery. • Comfort Mode – Use slower pacing, larger targets, extra blink breaks, and one-eye-friendly options. HANDS-FREE INTERACTION On supported devices, BlinkRest uses the TrueDepth camera for optional gaze and blink interactions. Follow exercises, confirm actions, and draw without constantly touching the screen. CAMERA & PRIVACY Camera access is used only during interactive gaze and blink exercises. No camera video or images are recorded or stored. Your activity remains private. GENERAL WELLNESS BlinkRest supports comfortable screen habits through reminders, guided breaks, and optional visual activities. It is intended for general wellness and fitness. BlinkRest is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition. Consult a qualified professional about medical or vision concerns. Privacy policy: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1In4gvevqWap3RZoqdSUmmCnRd1uAypzSyLfAWsj8sUQ/edit?usp=sharing

What’s new

Version 2.0.0 · Updated August 28, 2026

• New Wall Game for rapid eye-hand coordination • New Pendulum Pursuit exercise • Clearer Screen Eyes, Eye Training, and Patch Time sections

App privacy

The developer, Metodij Zdravkin, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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