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Support Ocufuse
Ocufuse is independent. If the free games help your day, here is how to help back. Need help with the app instead? Send us a message below.
Ways to support Ocufuse
Buy us a coffee
A one-off tip of any size. It's a pure thank you: it doesn't unlock anything in the app.
Go Plus
Ocufuse Plus unlocks every game, your full history and the Doctor Brief, and pays for the free tier.
Share with a friend
Know someone who stares at screens all day? Send them the free games.
Need help? Send us a message
Contact details
- hello@ocufuse.com
- Phone
- +1 (561) 652-2011
- Address
- Available on request at hello@ocufuse.com
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Frequently asked questions
Questions about eye exercises, vision therapy or eye photos? Read all the answers.
What is Ocufuse?
An eye health journal. It has short games for screen breaks and comfort routines, lets you log how your eyes feel and add optional photos, and puts it together in a brief you can share with your clinician. It isn't intended to diagnose, treat or monitor any condition.
How much does it cost?
Ocufuse is free to start: logging, eye photos, your doctors, three visual games in the app and the three browser games on this site. Ocufuse Plus costs $7.99 a month, $49.99 a year or $119.99 once. Yearly starts with a 7-day free trial and monthly with a 3-day free trial. Compare Free and Plus.
Where is my data stored?
With our hosting provider, Supabase. Photos are kept in private storage that only your signed-in account can read. The privacy policy lists where each provider is based. Read the privacy policy.
Can Ocufuse tell me if my eyes are getting better or worse?
No. Ocufuse shows you your own photos and notes side by side, but it does not measure or judge them. Talk to your eye doctor about what you see. Safety and intended use.
Why do my photos look different from day to day?
Light, distance, head angle and the camera all change how eyes appear. Guided capture helps, but take photos in the same place and light each time for the most consistent results.
How do I share my journal with my doctor?
Open Brief, pick the dates, and export as print, text or CSV. Nothing is shared unless you export it yourself. What clinicians see.
How do I export or delete my data?
Exports are in the Brief section. To delete everything, go to Settings, then Data & privacy, then Delete account. Full steps.
Which languages are supported?
The website is in English, Albanian, Turkish, Spanish, Italian, Serbian/Bosnian, French and Portuguese. The web app's sign-in screens are in all of these except French and Portuguese, which are on the way. The rest of the app is in English for now.