OcufuseCompare any days
Grid, stack, or flip through an album with a slider. Lay a reference photo over today's to see differences side by side.
Daily eye photo journal
Photograph your eyes daily. Show your doctor what changed.
Ocufuse guides you through the same short photo check each day, lets you note what might have affected it, and puts it together in a timeline and a brief you can bring to your next appointment.
Free during early access. The web app works in any modern browser on phone or desktop.
How it works
Two minutes a day, one clear record
Take guided photos
Ocufuse walks you through four views of your eyes, the same way each day, so your photos line up when you compare them later.
Note what happened
Log caffeine, sleep, screen time, eye drops and how your eyes felt in a tap. Set when it happened: now, 15 minutes ago, an hour ago, or a time you pick.
Compare and share
Flip through days side by side, then export a Doctor Brief as print, text or CSV for your appointment.
Features
Built for the appointment
Every feature serves one goal: a record that is consistent, dated and easy for you and your clinician to read.
Context with timing
Each entry carries the time it happened. Repeated taps within ten minutes merge into one count.
Doctor Brief
A clean summary of your photos, notes and context, ready to print or send before a visit. What clinicians see.
Daily checklist
See what is done and what is left today. The checklist folds away once you finish.
Practice log
Keep track of the eye exercises your clinician gave you, or try short focus games, with a record of when you did each one.
Your language
English, Albanian, Turkish and Bosnian, with light and dark mode.
Privacy
Photos of your face are personal. We treat them that way.
Your journal exists to help you and the people you choose to share it with.
- Your photos and notes are never sold or used for advertising.
- Your data is stored in the EU, in Frankfurt.
- You decide what goes into a Doctor Brief and who receives it.
- Delete your account and everything in it from the app's settings.
For clinicians
Information for cliniciansA patient handed you an Ocufuse brief?
See what it contains, how it was made, and its limits.
Early accessStart your journal today
The web app is opening at app.ocufuse.com, and the iPhone app will follow on the App Store. Join early access to hear first.
Ocufuse is a journal, not a medical device. Safety and intended use.