EMMA: Glaucoma Companion

A private, on-device companion for glaucoma. Gentle reminders, plain answers, and a clinic-ready summary — no account, and your data stays on your phone.

Meet Emma — a calm, knowledgeable companion for living with glaucoma.

Glaucoma is a lifelong condition, and the questions don't keep office hours. Emma is there in your pocket: ask her anything about glaucoma in plain English, by typing or by talking, and get a clear answer back — read aloud if you'd rather listen than read.

HONEST ABOUT WHERE ANSWERS COME FROM Emma draws on a reviewed library of government and public-domain health guidance — including the UK's NHS, MedlinePlus, the US National Eye Institute, and the US FDA — and shows you the source behind what she says, so you can check it yourself. If a question falls outside what she can responsibly answer, she'll tell you rather than guess.

REMINDERS THAT SPEAK Set gentle reminders for your eye drops and appointments. Emma can speak them aloud, so you don't have to squint at a screen to know it's time.

A CLEAR PICTURE FOR YOUR EYE DOCTOR Keep your own record — eye-pressure readings, appointments, and notes — in the Journey Log, and export a clean summary to take to your next appointment.

A READING AID FOR SMALL PRINT Point your camera at a medicine label, a letter, or a leaflet, and Emma reads the small print aloud.

BUILT FOR EYES THAT NEED IT Large, clear text, spoken answers, and a calm, uncluttered design — made for people living with sight loss.

YOUR EYES ARE YOUR BUSINESS Emma's AI runs entirely on your phone. Your questions, your readings, and your notes never leave your device — there's no account to create and no server collecting your health data.

PAY ONCE. YOURS TO KEEP. Emma is free to download and free to try. A single one-time purchase unlocks the full companion for life — no subscription — and it's shared with your family through Family Sharing.

A note on what Emma is: Emma provides general information and support for people living with glaucoma. She is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, or give personalised medical advice. Always follow the guidance of your own doctor or eye-care professional, and seek urgent care for any sudden change in your vision.