EyeFit

One account holds the lot. Patients sign in with email, Apple, Google or Face ID, add their children under a family account, and choose between a free plan and a premium subscription.

A catalog of eyeglass frames, lens options and contact lenses from approved vendors, with product reviews from other patients. Vendors manage their own listings, and every one is approved by the admin team before it goes live.

Lenses are hard to tell apart from a product page. The comparison view puts options next to each other, so patients can see the differences in one place before they order.

Patients try frames on virtually before buying, and see how a shape and colour suit their face without a trip to the store, then order straight from the catalog.

Patients upload prescriptions, record their medical history and medications, and share them with their doctor. A built-in fax service handles insurance and medication paperwork with offices that still work by fax.

Medical records sit behind a HIPAA acknowledgement and secure storage. When a doctor updates a prescription or adds a note, the patient gets a push notification and sees the change in the app.

A doctor directory with location search and Google Maps shows eye care providers nearby. The insurance directory and benefit lookup tell patients what their plan covers before they book or buy.

Discussion forums, educational articles and a clinical information library help patients understand their condition and learn from each other. Moderators keep the forums on track from the admin portal.