ClearSight — Vision Training & Eye Exercises

Gabor patch vision training & eye exercises for screen fatigue, eye strain & convergence. 20-20-20 reminders. Free to start.

Your eyes weren't built for this. Hours of screens, dense text, close focus without relief — the blur, the ache, the headaches that arrive by afternoon. For some people this is daily annoyance. For others, it has been building for years. The problem is not that you are looking at screens. It is that screens lock your eyes into one narrow mode — close, fixed, unmoving — and everything outside that mode weakens. That is trainable. ClearSight is built around Gabor patches — the visual stimuli studied in vision perception research for their role in contrast sensitivity. They look like a matching game: a reference pattern, a grid, find the one that matches. Simple to start. Then the contrasts get subtler, the gaps narrower, the differences harder to name. The task never changes — your visual system does. Most training stops being useful once you've adapted. This doesn't. The depth exercises work differently — and for some users, they are the reason they stay. Floating Orbs places glowing spheres in a wireframe 3D room. Your job is to let your eyes relax and perceive the depth. For people managing convergence insufficiency — a condition where the eyes struggle to track together — home practice between appointments is often prescribed. The convergence exercise here is built for exactly that. Two circles drift apart until your eyes catch them and pull them together into one. When that happens — when the single image locks in — it is unmistakable. That is your eyes working as they should. Not a medical treatment. If you have a diagnosed condition, keep working with your eye care provider — this is designed to complement that work, not replace it. For everyone else, the daily pattern is simple. Every 20 minutes — the interval the 20-20-20 rule recommends for eye strain prevention — a guided exercise appears. A calm prompt, not a wall of instructions. Thirty seconds, then back to work. For deeper practice, Ambient Mode (PRO) lays a subtle Gabor grid across your screen while you work. The overlay is faint enough to ignore but consistent enough to work. Ambient Mode fits into your workday without requiring a habit change — the training is there whether you remember to start a session or not. The progress log shows whether last week's you could do what today's you just did. Free includes Gabor training, depth exercises, convergence practice, and 20-minute reminders. PRO adds Ambient Mode for passive all-day training, My Routines for building custom exercise sequences, and the full exercise library for structured long-term practice. Install it free. Your baseline is waiting. Available in English, Deutsch, Español, Français, Italiano, Português, and 日本語.