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Your eyes, up close.
In 60 seconds, at home.

Ocucup is a pocket-size eye camera. Hold it to your eyes for one minute and the app saves sharp, close-up photos of both eyes — so you can see how they look over weeks and months.

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Illustration of the Ocucup device: a rounded graphite bar with two oval eye windows and a soft cap.
How it works

Three steps. About a minute.

  1. Uncap

    Slide off the cover. Ocucup turns on by itself — no buttons to find.

  2. Look in for 60 seconds

    Rest it against your face and look at the soft target. It captures both eyes with a gentle, diffused light.

  3. See your timeline

    Photos land in the Ocucup app, dated and side by side, so you can compare this month with last month.

Illustration of the Ocucup app showing a dated grid of eye photos.
Features

Made to fit an ordinary day.

Pocket-size

About the size of a glasses case, and thinner. Charges over USB‑C.

Both eyes at once

Two wide windows fit most faces without adjusting anything.

Soft, diffused light

Designed to be comfortable to look into — no bright flash.

Photo timeline

Every scan is saved by date, so it’s easy to compare how your eyes look over time.

Share if you want

Export a scan as a PDF or images to keep, or to bring to your next eye appointment.

Your data, your call

Delete any scan, or your whole account, from the app at any time.

In development

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Ocucup isn’t for sale yet. Leave your email and answer two quick questions — it helps us decide what to build first.

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If Ocucup worked as described, what would you pay for the device?

US residents only. No payment, no commitment.

FAQ

Questions

Can I buy Ocucup now?

Not yet. Ocucup is in development and there is nothing to buy or reserve. Join the list and we’ll email you when early units are available.

What does Ocucup do?

It takes close-up photos of the front of both eyes in about a minute and keeps them in a dated timeline in the app. It’s a personal camera and journal for your eyes.

Is Ocucup a medical device?

No. Ocucup is a personal wellness product. It doesn’t replace a visit to your eye care professional.

Will it work with glasses or contacts?

Take glasses off for the scan. Contact lenses can stay in. We’ll share more detail as testing continues.

Which phones will the app support?

We’re planning for recent iPhone and Android phones.

What happens to my email?

We use it only to send early-access and launch updates. You can unsubscribe anytime. See our Privacy Policy.