Treye

AI-based intelligent eye screening.

Treye is AI-based intelligent eye screening technology that works with just your phone, as a simple app. All you need is 5 minutes, your eyes and your phone.

Coming soon on Google Play and the App Store

How it tests

Using the camera, mic, screen, focus and AI, Treye tests your eyes with the highest precision possible without any scientific hardware. Anybody, anywhere, anytime, no matter what, can easily test their eyes.

  • Camera
  • Mic
  • Screen
  • Focus
  • AI

Why it matters

Pollution, the food we eat and the hours we spend on screens are hurting our eyes, and our eye health is getting worse.

A city skyline under thick smog
Pollution
Deep-fried pakoras on paper
The food we eat
A face lit by a phone screen in the dark
The hours we spend on screens

Today eye care is optional. Tomorrow it is a necessity.

In a world where technology is shaping everything, eye care is a fundamental requirement.

How Treye works

Your eye test, talked through.

Eye test
Test 1 of 5
Choose a language
Tap one, or just tell Treye.
English
हिंदी
Hinglish
Other
Treye is speaking

What you get

A report anyone can understand.

Results for each eye.

Your distance and near vision as the numbers an eye clinic uses, like 6/6 and N6, each with a plain word: Normal, or Check with a doctor.

Eye test report
A
Adhiraj24 yearsMale6 October 2026
Voice summaryTranscript
Hi Adhiraj. You finished all six tests in about five minutes. Your left eye read the far chart well. Your right eye needed slightly larger letters, and some lines on the dial looked darker to it than others. Up close, both eyes read clearly. You spend over four hours a day on screens, so a check with an eye care professional would help confirm what Treye saw.
Verdict
See an eye care professional
Your right eye read the far chart less sharply than your left.
Summary
Six tests, both eyes. Far vision was sharper in the left eye. Near vision was clear in both. The dial and the red and green test showed a difference in the right eye.
Recommendations
1Take a 20 second break from your screen every 20 minutes
2Computer glasses for comfort during long screen hours
3Keep your phone about an arm’s length from your eyes
Eye care tips
Caring for your eyesGet your eyes checked once a year.
Keeping them cleanWash your hands before touching your eyes.
Cool compressesA cool cloth for a few minutes eases tired eyes.
Rest and breaksEvery 20 minutes, look 20 feet away for 20 seconds.
Eating wellLeafy greens, fruit and fish are good for your eyes.
Your results
TestRight eyeLeft eye
Seeing farThe smallest letters you read far away
6/9 · 0.18 logMARNormal
6/6 · 0.00 logMARNormal
Reading closeThe smallest print you read up close
N6Normal
N6Normal
Line dialWhether all the lines looked equally dark
UnevenCheck with a doctor
EvenNormal
Red and greenWhich side looked sharper, red or green
Red sharperCheck with a doctor
EqualNormal
Faint lettersThe faintest grey letters you could read
1.6%Normal
1.3%Normal
Estimated glasses power
Right eyeabout −0.25 to −0.50Trouble seeing far
Left eyeNo glasses power suggested
This is only an estimate from a screening. Your eye doctor will measure your exact power.
In plain English
Your left eye saw the chart well, far away and up close. Your right eye needed bigger letters to read far away, and some lines on the dial looked darker than others. This can change how sharply you see at a distance. An eye care professional can check this properly and tell you what, if anything, would help.
Treye is AI and can make mistakes. Check with an eye care professional before making decisions about your eyes.
Voice summary
0:32

An estimate of your glasses power.

A range for each eye, so you know roughly where you stand before you see a doctor.

Eye test report
A
Adhiraj24 yearsMale6 October 2026
Voice summaryTranscript
Hi Adhiraj. You finished all six tests in about five minutes. Your left eye read the far chart well. Your right eye needed slightly larger letters, and some lines on the dial looked darker to it than others. Up close, both eyes read clearly. You spend over four hours a day on screens, so a check with an eye care professional would help confirm what Treye saw.
Verdict
See an eye care professional
Your right eye read the far chart less sharply than your left.
Summary
Six tests, both eyes. Far vision was sharper in the left eye. Near vision was clear in both. The dial and the red and green test showed a difference in the right eye.
Recommendations
1Take a 20 second break from your screen every 20 minutes
2Computer glasses for comfort during long screen hours
3Keep your phone about an arm’s length from your eyes
Eye care tips
Caring for your eyesGet your eyes checked once a year.
Keeping them cleanWash your hands before touching your eyes.
Cool compressesA cool cloth for a few minutes eases tired eyes.
Rest and breaksEvery 20 minutes, look 20 feet away for 20 seconds.
Eating wellLeafy greens, fruit and fish are good for your eyes.
Your results
TestRight eyeLeft eye
Seeing farThe smallest letters you read far away
6/9 · 0.18 logMARNormal
6/6 · 0.00 logMARNormal
Reading closeThe smallest print you read up close
N6Normal
N6Normal
Line dialWhether all the lines looked equally dark
UnevenCheck with a doctor
EvenNormal
Red and greenWhich side looked sharper, red or green
Red sharperCheck with a doctor
EqualNormal
Faint lettersThe faintest grey letters you could read
1.6%Normal
1.3%Normal
Estimated glasses power
Right eyeabout −0.25 to −0.50Trouble seeing far
Left eyeNo glasses power suggested
This is only an estimate from a screening. Your eye doctor will measure your exact power.
In plain English
Your left eye saw the chart well, far away and up close. Your right eye needed bigger letters to read far away, and some lines on the dial looked darker than others. This can change how sharply you see at a distance. An eye care professional can check this properly and tell you what, if anything, would help.
Treye is AI and can make mistakes. Check with an eye care professional before making decisions about your eyes.
Voice summary
0:32

Your report, read aloud.

Treye talks you through what she found and what to do next, in your language.

Eye test report
A
Adhiraj24 yearsMale6 October 2026
Voice summaryTranscript
Hi Adhiraj. You finished all six tests in about five minutes. Your left eye read the far chart well. Your right eye needed slightly larger letters, and some lines on the dial looked darker to it than others. Up close, both eyes read clearly. You spend over four hours a day on screens, so a check with an eye care professional would help confirm what Treye saw.
Verdict
See an eye care professional
Your right eye read the far chart less sharply than your left.
Summary
Six tests, both eyes. Far vision was sharper in the left eye. Near vision was clear in both. The dial and the red and green test showed a difference in the right eye.
Recommendations
1Take a 20 second break from your screen every 20 minutes
2Computer glasses for comfort during long screen hours
3Keep your phone about an arm’s length from your eyes
Eye care tips
Caring for your eyesGet your eyes checked once a year.
Keeping them cleanWash your hands before touching your eyes.
Cool compressesA cool cloth for a few minutes eases tired eyes.
Rest and breaksEvery 20 minutes, look 20 feet away for 20 seconds.
Eating wellLeafy greens, fruit and fish are good for your eyes.
Your results
TestRight eyeLeft eye
Seeing farThe smallest letters you read far away
6/9 · 0.18 logMARNormal
6/6 · 0.00 logMARNormal
Reading closeThe smallest print you read up close
N6Normal
N6Normal
Line dialWhether all the lines looked equally dark
UnevenCheck with a doctor
EvenNormal
Red and greenWhich side looked sharper, red or green
Red sharperCheck with a doctor
EqualNormal
Faint lettersThe faintest grey letters you could read
1.6%Normal
1.3%Normal
Estimated glasses power
Right eyeabout −0.25 to −0.50Trouble seeing far
Left eyeNo glasses power suggested
This is only an estimate from a screening. Your eye doctor will measure your exact power.
In plain English
Your left eye saw the chart well, far away and up close. Your right eye needed bigger letters to read far away, and some lines on the dial looked darker than others. This can change how sharply you see at a distance. An eye care professional can check this properly and tell you what, if anything, would help.
Treye is AI and can make mistakes. Check with an eye care professional before making decisions about your eyes.
Voice summary
0:32

Simple advice.

When to see an eye care professional, and everyday habits that help your eyes.

Eye test report
A
Adhiraj24 yearsMale6 October 2026
Voice summaryTranscript
Hi Adhiraj. You finished all six tests in about five minutes. Your left eye read the far chart well. Your right eye needed slightly larger letters, and some lines on the dial looked darker to it than others. Up close, both eyes read clearly. You spend over four hours a day on screens, so a check with an eye care professional would help confirm what Treye saw.
Verdict
See an eye care professional
Your right eye read the far chart less sharply than your left.
Summary
Six tests, both eyes. Far vision was sharper in the left eye. Near vision was clear in both. The dial and the red and green test showed a difference in the right eye.
Recommendations
1Take a 20 second break from your screen every 20 minutes
2Computer glasses for comfort during long screen hours
3Keep your phone about an arm’s length from your eyes
Eye care tips
Caring for your eyesGet your eyes checked once a year.
Keeping them cleanWash your hands before touching your eyes.
Cool compressesA cool cloth for a few minutes eases tired eyes.
Rest and breaksEvery 20 minutes, look 20 feet away for 20 seconds.
Eating wellLeafy greens, fruit and fish are good for your eyes.
Your results
TestRight eyeLeft eye
Seeing farThe smallest letters you read far away
6/9 · 0.18 logMARNormal
6/6 · 0.00 logMARNormal
Reading closeThe smallest print you read up close
N6Normal
N6Normal
Line dialWhether all the lines looked equally dark
UnevenCheck with a doctor
EvenNormal
Red and greenWhich side looked sharper, red or green
Red sharperCheck with a doctor
EqualNormal
Faint lettersThe faintest grey letters you could read
1.6%Normal
1.3%Normal
Estimated glasses power
Right eyeabout −0.25 to −0.50Trouble seeing far
Left eyeNo glasses power suggested
This is only an estimate from a screening. Your eye doctor will measure your exact power.
In plain English
Your left eye saw the chart well, far away and up close. Your right eye needed bigger letters to read far away, and some lines on the dial looked darker than others. This can change how sharply you see at a distance. An eye care professional can check this properly and tell you what, if anything, would help.
Treye is AI and can make mistakes. Check with an eye care professional before making decisions about your eyes.
Voice summary
0:32

The whole family.

Test everyone on one phone. Each person keeps their own reports.

A
Welcome
AI-based eye test
WHOWorld Health Organization
At least
2.2 billion
people have a near or distance vision impairment.
Start eye test
Latest reports
A
Adhiraj6 October 2026
S
Sapna4 October 2026
M
Maneesh28 September 2026
History9 eye tests
What is Treye

Treye is an AI eye screening, not a diagnosis or a medical device. The glasses power is an estimate, not a prescription. Treye is AI and can make mistakes. See an eye care professional before making decisions about your eyes.

What we're building

Premium eye care, accessible to everyone, everywhere, for free. Treye is portable, fast, efficient, sustainable, friendly, personalized and easy. It is for everyone.

A
Welcome
AI-based eye test
WHOWorld Health Organization
At least
2.2 billion
people have a near or distance vision impairment.
Start eye test
Latest reports
A
Adhiraj6 October 2026
S
Sapna4 October 2026
M
Maneesh28 September 2026
History9 eye tests
What is Treye

A utility for everyone

We already use our phones to work, to call, to watch reels and for entertainment. Eye care belongs there too.

Frequently asked questions

Is Treye free?

Yes. Treye is free for everyone.

How long does the test take?

About 5 minutes for both eyes.

Do I need anything apart from my phone?

No. Just your phone, a quiet spot with good light, and your eyes. If you wear glasses or contact lenses, keep them on.

Which languages does Treye speak?

English, Hindi, Hinglish and most other languages. Ask in yours and Treye switches.

Can Treye give me my glasses power?

Treye gives an estimate of your power for each eye. Only an eye care professional can measure your exact power and give you a prescription.

Does Treye replace a visit to the eye doctor?

No. Treye is a screening that helps you know when to see one.

Can I test my family?

Yes. Add each person and they get their own reports. Children should take the test with a parent or guardian.

What happens to my data?

Your results stay in your account. Your data is private to you and you can delete your account at any time from the app or this website. Read our Privacy Policy for the details.

Which phones does Treye work on?

iPhone and Android.

Premium Eye Care for Everyone.

Coming soon on Google Play and the App Store