eyeSnellen

Name: eyeSnellen
Rating: 4 (3 reviews)
Author: Steve Colley

By: Steve Colley App

Medical

Overview

Version:

1.8

Last updated: 2015-05-07

Features & Capabilities

The MOST accurate visual acuity test on the iPad (or iPad mini).

A built-in auto-calibration function on the iPhone/iPod will adjust the size of the Snellen Chart (and brightness) to produce accurate and reproducible results.

The iPad chart is fully functional, but the best way to use the app is with the iPhone/iPod remote (this requires an in-app purchase for full functionality).

An auto-dim function is set to time the screen out at 2 minute to prevent the iPad battery from being depleted (this is now user adjustable).

Tested with all iPad versions (maximal chart distance 7.4m/24ft), and with the iPad mini (maximal chart distance 6m/20ft). Tested with all current iPods with a built-in camera and iPhones except the iPhone 3.

The app has been tested by Ophthalmologists, feedback is encouraged.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Steve Colley

Rating:

4.00

(3) 1.20

Version:

1.8 Last updated: 2015-05-07

Version code:

837150646

Creation date:

2012-12-21

Compatible devices:

Size:

16.06MB

URLs:

Website

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-19

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 696,836 ▼ 15,130

Other rankings

#94 in eyedropper keyword 44 ▼ 1

For Developers

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Contact the developer

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Developed by:

Steve Colley

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/it/app/eyesnellen/id575171210?l=en-GB

Website:

http://www.eyeapps.com.au/eyesnellen.html

User Reviews

Was working wonderful to screen vision during mass screening students by school nurses. But the remote will no longer connect after the upgrade to iOS 10.

by Ca*****, 2016-09-27

The missing instructions prevent this from a 5 star rating, but your intuition should suffice. Also, wish measurements were not metric. For a quick eye test this is more than adequate on an iPad.