Eye-strain habit coach · v0.2

EyesProtector

After near work, look farther away

A habit coach and near-work glasses workflow companion for Mac, iPhone, and iPad. Look-away nudges in work hours; dual-pair commute prompts; menu-bar pause and resume on Mac.

China App Store first · No treatment claims · Not a medical device

Access

Mac free; phone unlock once

The core loop runs on every device. iCloud sync is included—no subscription.

Free

Mac

Menu-bar home base: look-aways, shelving, glasses swaps, and evening confirm—all free.

One-time

iPhone / iPad

Buy once per device unlock; restore purchases on that device for the full core loop.

Included

iCloud sync

Settings, reminder-related state, and strain diary sync across devices at no extra charge.

What's new

Recently shipped

Look-away UX tuned for real workdays, plus a clearer path to unlock on iOS.

New

Strict mode & soft overlays

Mac strict overlay focuses on countdown and done; soft prompts stay out of the way. Work-start grace, evening priority over look-away slots, and a minimum gap after you finish.

New

Resume day mute

Menu bar and pause menu can restore today’s reminders—no waiting until tomorrow.

New

iOS one-time unlock

StoreKit buy-once; no look-away notifications until unlocked. Sandbox / TestFlight ready.

New

Chinese & English UI

In-app copy follows system language; marketing and legal pages stay bilingual.

New

Honest background look-aways

When the app isn’t foregrounded: local notifications only—no black overlay. Returning aligns to the current slot; missed mid-slots aren’t backfilled.

Core

What we keep shipping

No blue-light filter. No “cure myopia” training—just a more sustainable near-work day.

Coming soon

On the horizon

Exploratory—no ship dates. Direction only.

Platforms

One SwiftUI core, three surfaces

Mac is home base (menu bar). iPhone ≈ iPad light UI—not a second Mac.

Important

EyesProtector is not a medical device. It does not diagnose or treat, and it does not claim to restore accommodation or prevent myopia progression. Talk to an optometrist about optical plans.