An Eye Chart at Your Fingertips
Are you still stuck on projector charts and looking to upgrade? Our app provides a transitional solution to your growing practice. It is a subscription based model (less than the cost of a gym membership), so that you can avoid having to dish out hundreds (sometimes thousands) of dollars for a new digital solution. And when you are ready to upgrade to a fully automated lane, just cancel your subscription at any time!
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We also provide other useful optometric resources as well as stripped down versions of our app. There is a free version (ad supported) that includes a contact lens and medication prescription guide. And for those who already have an eye chart, there is a cheaper subscription based RX creation guide for those who want to have professional looking prescriptions. Lets be nice to our pharmacists
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Developers Update: I will be looking at other avenues for Apple cast development. Apple's TvOS airplay seems to support my vision and I will be exploring that ecosystem. The only thing is that developing in apple's ecosystem will be expensive as I have to buy Mac gear (Macbook, iphone, Apple Tv). Any help will be appreciated to further this development.
EyeCast
Take the next step in Eye Care
Overminus Lite
Quick Resource Guide Includes:
- Vertex Calculator (with lens suggestions)
- Contact Lens Parameters (Soft & RGP)
- Medication Guide for Diseases
- Parks 3 Step
- Diabetes / Hypertension Norms
- With more to come soon
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Free
Overminus Rx
Includes All Features in Lite Plus:
- Pt education printouts
- Rx Creation for glasses, contacts, meds
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TBD
Overminus Pro
Includes all features from Lite and Rx Plus:
- Eye chart:
- Letters, Numbers, HOTV, Tumbling E, Pediatric Symbols.
- Astigmatism chart, Red Green, Cycling letters (for fixation), near chart (letters, numbers, symbols) and more.
- See bottom for setup.
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Overminus
Lite
Step up your game
Contact Lens
Contact lens module includes CL parameters sort-able by brand, Dk (press teal header) , modulus as well as a vertex calculator with contact lens suggestions.
Ever have that patient who comes in wearing a multifocal contact lens you are unfamiliar with? Multifocal contact lens fit guides straight from the manufacturer have been added to help you with the fitting. By selecting the brand and tapping on the picture of the fitting guide, you can pinch to zoom in on finer text.
Medication
Medication module provides medication prescription guidelines as well as pediatrics and pregnancy indications. Tapping on the name will open a site to PDR.net where more information can be found. Tapping on the price will open a site to good RX where you can check on ever changing prices for your patients.
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*Please note these are only suggestions and should only be used as such. Medication and dosage should be prescribed to a patient based on severity of each case.
Parks 3 Step
Simple Parks 3 Step module
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*Please note that this tool is only used to help and not to be used as a definitive diagnosis for muscle palsies.
Diabetes
Hypertension
Diabetes and hypertension educational module
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*Please note that this tool is only used to help and not to be used as a definitive diagnosis for any kinds of retinopathy.
DMV Forms
Driving requirements and restrictions have been added for each state. Links to the website as well as vision exam pdfs have been added. Just print and fill out for your patients.
OVERMINUS Rx
I'm sure you've all heard the joke about doctors and their handwriting...
Digital Prescription Pad
Quickly type out prescriptions and print them out for your patients without having to pay for expensive EMR software.
Medications RX:
Choose from a list of medications that are already auto-populated, but can be changed. Or enter a medication manually.
Overminus
Pro
As the world moves forward, has your practice?
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Share the amazing things customers are saying about your business. Double click, or click Edit Text to make it yours.
Eye Chart
The eye chart uses Chromecast to display letters on a monitor, which can then be controlled by your phone.
BYO Phone and Monitor
No proprietary hardware required. The eye chart has been calibrated for any 1920x1080 21.5" diagonal screen size monitor. You can also use any android phone, but for best compatibility, use an android phone that supports 7.0 and above.
Features
Eye chart includes Letters, Numbers, HOTV, Symbols, and tumbling E. These can be arranged in a line, multiple lines, single character, column, or single with crowding bars. It also features a shower head, red/green chart, cycling letters for fixation, near card, and a beta version of color testing.
Made with SVG
SVG or Scalable Vector Graphics means that this eye chart can be used at any reasonable distance without compromising sharpness, and a reversal letter feature means that it can also be used with mirrors.
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Equipent
Four things are needed for Eyecast Pro to run.
1. Chromecast - $35
2. Android 7.0 or later phone or tablet with preferably a 5.5" or larger screen - $75
3. 21.5" 1920x1080 monitor w/ HDMI- $ 99
4. A strong internet and Wifi connection
Set
Up
Please make sure you have a strong internet connection for Chromecast to make a good connection with the app on the Android phone. The rest is pretty much plug and play. Connect Chromecast to the monitor. Set up your cellphone and download google home on the play store. Use google home to configure and update Chromecast. Download Eyecast and you are ready to go.
Terms of
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By downloading and using this program you are agreeing to the following terms. Eyecast is a program designed to estimate visual acuity. It is classified as a Class 1 medical device (same as a toothbrush) and should only be use as such. It is not meant to be used to diagnose or treat any medical conditions. Eyecast and its constituents are not responsible for any liabilities resulting from misuse of this product.
Before You Buy & Set up (Pro version)
FUTURE
PROJECTS
Dictation Module for DFE and SLE
I am currently exploring voice recognition to aid in SLE and DFE. A lot of ophthalmologists hire scribes to keep up with their busy schedules. With the advent of powerful voice recognition algorithms by google, I am exploring the possibility of digitizing it all.
Patreon
If you would like to support me further...
Please check out my Patreon page and consider signing up for a tier. Your funds will help develop this program. I will plan to post updates on development here.
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About Me
Optometrist by day. Engineer by night.
I grew up in the little southern town of Chapel Hill, NC. I attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where I majored in Biomedical Engineering. I had a focus in robotics and prosthetics, and this was where I developed a passion for coding. After switching gears from engineering to optometry, I developed a passion to use my talents as a programmer to further the field of eye care.
What else do you want to see? What other modules do you want me to develop to help you become more efficient or expand your practice? Please leave us an email.
Be in Touch
Because I am a one man team with also a full time job as an optometrist, I will likely not have time to respond to emails. But if you have any suggestions please leave them in my email box. For all trouble shooting questions and concerns please leave an email and I will try to get back to you.