An enchanting adventure that treats lazy eye while your child simply thinks they're playing. Built with pediatric ophthalmologists, designed for kids.
We combined evidence-based dichoptic therapy with incredibly fun game mechanics that kids actually want to play.
Red/blue anaglyph games force the brain to use both eyes together. Popping glowing bubbles has never been so therapeutic.
Kids tilt and move their device to navigate immersive 3D worlds and catch floating stars. Motion-powered gameplay builds spatial awareness and hand-eye coordination.
A beautifully designed dashboard to track patching schedules, monitor screen time, and watch your child's progress grow.
Take a look at the magical adventures waiting inside Vision Quest.
Vision Quest gives parents full visibility into their child's therapy progress while keeping the experience magical and fun for kids.
Set daily goals and track patching consistency over time.
See how scores improve across games with visual charts.
No accounts, no data collection, no internet required.
We believe in zero-data therapy. Here is exactly what Vision Quest does and doesn't do with your information — no legal jargon, just transparency.
Vision Quest does not collect, transmit, or store any personal information on external servers. No names, no emails, no accounts, no sign-ups — ever. All data stays on your device.
Vision Quest requests camera access to measure your child's distance from the screen using Apple's TrueDepth face tracking, helping protect their eyes during play sessions. No photos or videos are ever captured, saved, or transmitted. Camera data is processed in real-time on-device and immediately discarded.
If you opt in, Vision Quest sends local notifications to remind your child about daily therapy sessions, celebrate streak milestones, and nudge them to keep training. These notifications are generated entirely on-device — no push notification servers or cloud services are involved. You can disable them at any time in iOS Settings.
Some 3D therapy games use your device's built-in gyroscope and accelerometer (CoreMotion) to detect device tilt and rotation. This enables immersive head-movement gameplay that trains spatial awareness. Motion data is used only in real-time for gameplay and is never recorded or stored.
Game progress, scores, difficulty settings, screen time sessions, patching schedules, and parent-set PINs are all saved locally on your device using Apple's built-in storage. This data never leaves your device — there is no cloud sync, no iCloud backup integration, and no server communication of any kind.
Vision Quest contains no analytics SDKs, no advertising frameworks, no tracking pixels, and no third-party services. We do not use Firebase, Google Analytics, Facebook SDK, or any similar tools. The app works 100% offline — no internet connection is ever required.
Vision Quest uses Apple's TrueDepth camera (via ARKit) on supported devices solely to measure the distance between the user's face and the screen. We read only the face position coordinates (ARFaceAnchor.transform) to calculate screen distance in centimeters.
Eye Distance Protection — Warns children when the device is held too close (<35cm) to protect developing eyes.
Session Readiness Check — Verifies proper distance (25–55cm) before therapy sessions for clinical effectiveness.
✕ No facial geometry or mesh data ✕ No blend shapes or expressions
✕ No biometric identifiers ✕ No photos or videos captured
✕ No data that could identify an individual
Face position data is processed entirely on-device in real-time and exists only in volatile memory (RAM). It is never saved to disk, transmitted over any network, or shared with any third party. When a session ends, all face tracking data is immediately discarded.
Camera — For TrueDepth face tracking (screen distance monitoring) to protect your child's eyes. No images are captured or stored.
Notifications — For local therapy reminders, streak alerts, and session nudges. Entirely on-device.
Motion & Accelerometer — For gyroscope-based 3D games that train spatial awareness.
Player profile (avatar, name), game progress & scores, adaptive difficulty settings, screen time session logs, patching schedule & reminders, app preferences and settings. All stored via Apple's on-device UserDefaults — never transmitted.
✕ We do not collect personal information
✕ We do not use analytics or tracking tools
✕ We do not display advertisements
✕ We do not make network requests
✕ We do not share data with third parties
✕ We do not store data in the cloud
Vision Quest is designed for children and complies with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). Since we collect zero personal information and operate entirely offline, no parental consent for data collection is required. The app contains no in-app purchases, no ads, and no external links.
Since all data is stored locally on your device, you can delete all Vision Quest data at any time by simply deleting the app from your device. No residual data remains on any server because no server is ever contacted.
Last updated: June 23, 2026 | Questions? Contact us at singhbaksheesh7@gmail.com
Have a question, found a bug, or need guidance? Reach out — we'd love to hear from you.
For any questions, feedback, or support requests, drop us an email and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.
singhbaksheesh7@gmail.comVision Quest works on iPhone and iPad running iOS 16 or later.
Some dichoptic games work best with red/cyan anaglyph glasses. Regular games work without any accessories.
No. Vision Quest is a supplementary therapy tool. Always consult your child's ophthalmologist for medical advice.
Download Vision Quest for free and begin your child's vision therapy journey today.