Refractive screening from a single phone photo, designed for organisations that need to screen at volume. Built for retail, workplace health programs, schools, and outreach initiatives. It identifies the people who need a closer look.
Photo, analyse, result. VisionCheck screens for refractive error from a single phone photo, helping organisations identify unmet vision needs in seconds.
01. Prepare.
Move to a dimly lit room. Remove glasses or contacts.
02. Capture.
Take a photo with on-screen guidance.
03. Analyse.
VisionCheck analyses the image using proprietary AI technology in seconds.
04. Result.
The screening result appears instantly, flagging anyone who may benefit from further care.
Find a dark area and remove glasses or contact lenses.
The user snaps a photo with their phone, following simple on-screen instructions.
Our algorithms instantly assess the photo, determining if the user is nearsighted, farsighted, or has good vision.
With results in hand, users can seamlessly schedule an appointment with your practice directly through the app.





An AI-powered refractive screening platform that identifies potential myopia and hyperopia from a single phone photo. No specialised equipment, no trained personnel.
Our proprietary AI analyses light reflections from the eye captured in a phone photo. These patterns allow VisionCheck to identify whether refractive error may be present.
Organisations that need vision screening at volume. Optical retail, schools, workplace health programs, telehealth platforms, community outreach, NGOs, and digital health platforms.
Yes. Standalone application, white-label deployment, or SDK integration into existing apps and digital workflows.
No. Just a supported phone.
iPhone 8 and newer. VisionCheck supports all iPhone models from iPhone 8 onwards. Pre-configured devices are available for partners deploying at scale.
Yes. OptikosPrime is the first company to publicly demonstrate the feasibility of deriving refractive insights from a phone photo. We collaborate with Karolinska Institute, Aalborg University, NTNU, and Sightsavers on validation and deployment research.
Early validation work indicates VisionCheck can be used with children, including those under 12. This opens school screening and pediatric outreach as deployment categories.
No. It is a screening tool that identifies people who may benefit from further vision care. Not a substitute for a comprehensive eye examination by a professional.
Across retail environments, schools, workplaces, outreach programs, and healthcare workflows. Pre-configured devices available for partners when needed.
Yes, GDPR-compliant.