Hi Eye: Eye Break 20-20-20

Hi Eye helps you build a softer screen routine with gentle eye break reminders. Set a work rhythm, start the timer, and let Hi Eye nudge you when it is time to rest your eyes. During each eye break, the app keeps the screen calm and guides you through source-backed activities such as looking far away, blinking gently, closing your eyes lightly, checking screen distance, reducing glare, relaxing your shoulders, or stepping away from the screen. Designed for work, study, and long screen sessions, Hi Eye keeps the experience quiet and local. No account is required. Hi Eye stores your settings, daily stats, and 7-day progress locally and has no app backend or cloud sync for those local records. Your device's operating system may include app data in a system-managed backup according to your backup settings; BaTip cannot access that backup. Usage analytics is optional, off by default, and can be changed in More → Privacy. Separately, Firebase Crashlytics automatically sends diagnostic reports to help improve reliability. These services use SDK-generated identifiers; see our Privacy Policy for details. Features: - 20-20-20 style work timer. - Gentle eye break reminders. - Guided eye break screen. - Adjustable work duration. - Adjustable eye break duration. - Seven source-backed eye break activities. - 7-day local progress view. - Seven session-ending sounds with tap-to-preview. - Eye-break notifications, with optional Alarm delivery on supported devices and notification fallback when Alarm is off or unavailable and notifications are allowed. - For notification reminders, one optional follow-up after 1, 3, 5, 10, or 15 minutes if a reminder stays unopened. - Work countdowns on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island where supported. - Clear guidance when system settings may block or quiet reminders. - Light, dark, and automatic theme modes. - Daily local stats for eye breaks, work time, active days, and streak. Hi Eye is a wellness habit tool, not a medical device. It does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent medical conditions. For eye pain, vision changes, or health concerns, consult a qualified professional.