OKKO Health vs Alleye Usage & Stats

The OKKO Health app can be prescribed by professionals and is intended for collecting vision data of adult's and children's (3+) central vision between regular in-person clinic visits with a specialist. The OKKO Health system also allows eye professionals to remotely view the scores of their own patients to assist remote eye care. Note that the app requires registration on the OKKO service user website (via a registration code from a professional or from the OKKO team). This app is not intended to diagnose the presence or absence of eye problems. This app is not intended to replace appointments with your eye care professional, and should only be used on their recommendation. Consult your eye professional if you feel your vision has deteriorated, regardless of the app results. Regulatory clearance is for UK & EU only (Class I software medical device under MDD).

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Alleye

Alleye is the digital companion for your eye health. Monitor your retina The Alleye test detects diseases of the retina and specializes in the early detection of age-related macular degeneration and diabetic macular edema and in monitoring the course of an existing retinal disease. In doing so, Alleye detects a deterioration in your visual performance before you can see it yourself. Alleye will inform you as soon as there is a deterioration in your results and you should occasionally see an ophthalmologist for further measurements. Doctor's appointments Enter your doctor appointments, and Alleye reminds you of upcoming consultations and treatments. Injections Enter the data for your injections, and Alleye will provide you with an overview of your treatments. Security With Alleye, your data is stored in encrypted form. Only you and your eye care professional have access to your data. The data is always transmitted in encrypted form. You prefer to use Alleye anonymously? Alleye makes that possible, too. Disclaimer Alleye is intended for the detection and characterization of central and paracentral metamorphopsia (visual distortion) in patients with retinal disease, including age-related macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, and other retinal diseases that may cause metamorphopsia during progression. Alleye is not intended for diagnostic purposes. The responsibility for making diagnoses rests with the ophthalmologist.