ULTIMEYES Reviews
2/5 rating based on 50 reviews. Read all reviews for ULTIMEYES for iPhone.
ULTIMEYES is paid iOS app published by Carrot Neurotechnology, Inc.
A must get life changing app!
PIsaacWilliams
This app is a life changer because it helps you improve a part of your body that mainly lacks improvement support: your eyes! I didn't even use it for that long to begin to notice improvement and it help me to see that bad eyesight can be improved through eye and brain exercises. Way to go!
Still needs improvement
lpuppy79
There is an error in setting the difficulty for each image. Moreover, when using the app, some gabor patches are hard to locate while others are ridiculously easy. This great disparity among the difficulty of each gabor patch makes me question the validity of the initial test for setting the difficulty. Also, this app is for a single user. Won't you please add multiuser functionality? Although the developers have come a long way in improving the app, more still needs to be done.
No Multiple Device Support
Drachfoo
Cannot download on more than one device so make sure you buy it on the device you want to use it on.
HELP!
4Ascended
I thought it worked for ipod 4G because it said dont buy if you have ipad 1 or mini but doesnt say no ipod touch 4G. Whats wrong here!?
Crashes
LordIInsanity
I just bought this app for $6 and I still haven't even got past the loading screen yet. It just crashes all the time no matter what. Even after I restarted my iPod and cleared some memory. I am using an iPod 4G and it it didn't it wouldn't work with the 4G.
Excellent
Dynkbbr47
The app downloaded to my iPad mini retina without difficulty. I had used an earlier version of the app on an iMac after cataract surgery. The app really seemed to improve my vision. It seems even better on the mini.
Doesn’t work on iPad 3
idontseebetternow
Sounds like a good app, but it won’t run on an iPad 3 with Retina. You just get a black screen!
UE Experience
Ruby27
I understand some people are having problems with the app itself and so have not worked with the program. I have used the app since March four times a week as directed. I find that I am now able to read printed text in magazines and newspapers without eye strain and eye pain and can actually finish long articles in one sitting. I am amazed at this advancement and for this improvement the app is worth the price. I will continue the program and hope that I experience further advancement.
Really buggy
MikeyPaloAlto
The initial "open C" calibration is very buggy. Something to do with the touchscreen. Cleaning the screen or using a different finger helps get through it, but for $6 I expect a seamless and delightful user experience. The concept is brilliant, however, and I'm going to stick with it and try to reap the promised benefits of better vision.