How It Works
A guided routine your eyes can actually follow.
Eye Star doesn't ask you to stare at a screen or follow along in an app. It projects a single, controlled point of light into real space — a wall, a ceiling, or wherever you're sitting — and guides your eyes through the kind of movement screens rarely give them.
The Concept
Off-screen, on purpose.
Most eye exercises live inside an app — another screen, another light source competing with the ones already straining your eyes. Eye Star works differently: it projects a moving point of light onto a real surface at least two metres away, the distance at which your eyes' near-focus system finally gets to relax.
Your eyes follow something real, in real space, the way they were built to — not a flat animation a few centimetres from your face.
What It Trains
Five systems your eyes use every day — and rarely get to exercise.
- Accommodation — the ability to shift focus cleanly between near and far distances.
- Vergence — both eyes coordinating to move inward and outward together.
- Saccades — fast, precise jumps in gaze from one point to another.
- Pursuit tracking — smoothly following a moving target without losing it.
- Fixation control — holding steady focus on one point without drifting.
Step By Step
The whole routine, in three steps.
Place & Aim
Set the device on any flat, stable surface. Aim it at a wall or ceiling at least 2 metres away and adjust the angle until the dot lands on your target spot.
Turn On & Select Mode
Press the single button to power on. Hold the button to cycle between Relaxation (green light) and Training (blue light).
Follow the Dot
Get into a comfortable position and follow the dot with just your eyes — not your head — for 5–6 minutes.
Two Modes
Built for two different moments in your day.
Relaxation
Slower, gentler movement patterns designed to ease eye strain and fatigue after screen time.
Training
Faster, more varied movement patterns designed to sharpen focus, precision, and reaction speed.