Eye Exercises: Vision Recovery 4+

Name: Eye Exercises: Vision Recovery
Author: Volodymyr Yahenskyi

Eyesight improver, rest & care

Volodymyr Yahenskyi

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Choose one of three exercise sets, such as:
- Relax
- Improve
- Prevent
- Refresh

Eye Exercises is an eye training program designed to improve eyesight.

By doing eye exercises regularly, you will
• increase the sharpness of your eyesight
• remove the tension and eye fatigue
• improve blood circulation and stop further deterioration of vision acuity

Main Features
• Relax, Improve, Prevent and Refresh workouts
• Voice-over instructions
• Tips for optimal eye health
• Daily & oculist reminders
• Week & lifetime statistics
• iCloud sync
• Dark mode
• A lot of achievements

Eye Exercises Premium subscription benefits:
• Unlock all workouts
• Set up reminders
• Support indie development

If you decide to get the Eye Exercises Premium subscription, your purchase will be charged to your iTunes account. One year costs $29.99. Active subscriptions will be auto-renewed 24 hours before the expiry date. You can manage subscriptions from an Account in iTunes after subscribing, and you’ll also be able to cancel the auto-renewing subscription at any time. Any unused portion of the free trial period will be forfeited if you purchase a subscription to Eye Exercises Premium before your trial expires.

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3 Jun 2024

Version 4.3.50

Thanks for using the Eye Exercises!
This release contains bug fixes and performance improvements.

Has potential, but...

the execution is poor. A speech bot starts speaking the instructions at you, which just sounds like a meme because that’s what people use it for, and it’s unclear from that, as well as the text, what exactly they want you to do.
Like one of the first exercises is something like “lift your hand and look at your thumb”, OK... Then “start mobbing your hand to the left/right and keep looking at the finger without turning your head”. - I mean, what’s “mobbing your hand”, is that supposed to be “moving”?... - Then it says “keep repeating for 40 seconds”. Repeat what?... Put my arm down and then re-start the exercise?...

The English and instructions in general are just bad. If the developer of the app is NOT a native English speaker, then find some help from someone who is or at least understands it better. I see this mistake in all kinds of products. Apps, indie videogames, products from foreign countries, etc.

I’m Dutch, by the way, but it was clear within a few minutes that it’s just not polished.

The developer, Volodymyr Yahenskyi, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.