Guided eye exercises with a friendly companion whose eyes trace every movement with you. On your phone, on your device — nothing leaves it.
Your eyes work hard all day. Eye Fitness gives them a few minutes of relief — gentle, guided eye-muscle workouts that help relax tired eyes and build a healthy screen-break habit. Follow Iri's eyes through each movement, and let a warm voice guide you so there's nothing to read mid-workout.




Iri's eyes trace every movement — left-right, up-down, diagonals, circles, figure-8s, and more. Just follow along.
A friendly voice announces each exercise and cheers you on at the end. Hands-free — the screen stays awake while you train.
Every session opens with a gentle countdown and weaves in blink-and-relax breaks — the rhythm your eyes actually need.
Iri grows brighter and levels up as your daily habit builds. Earn achievements and keep your streak alive.
Optional, quiet nudges to look 20 feet away for 20 seconds — the rule eye doctors recommend for screen time. You choose how many a day and between which hours. What is the 20-20-20 rule?
Keep your streak and next reset one glance away. A tap takes you straight into your two-minute session.
Take a one-minute eye reset right from your wrist — follow Iri's gaze with gentle haptic cues. Your streak lives on your watch face, and wrist resets sync with your iPhone.
One-time payment, no subscription. The free tier gives you the full core workout, forever. A single unlock opens the rest.
The core workout, free forever.
One purchase. Yours forever. No subscription.
Eye Fitness does not collect any data. The privacy nutrition label on the App Store reads "Data Not Collected" — the only honest answer. No account, no sign-up, no tracking, and no network code outside StoreKit (which Apple handles for the one-time purchase). All your progress lives on your device. See the privacy policy for specifics.
Eye Fitness is a wellness app for relaxation and eye-movement practice. It is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, or cure any condition. If you have concerns about your vision, please see an eye-care professional.