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FoveaFlow vs BlinkCamp

Both are free eye trainers you can open in a browser. Choose FoveaFlow when you want to fine-tune the session: how the target moves, what it looks like, and how the motion fits your screen.

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Feature comparison

Public browser versions
FoveaFlow / BlinkCamp: Feature comparison
FeatureFoveaFlowBlinkCamp
Getting startedFoveaFlowFree in the browser. No account or install.BlinkCampAlso free in the browser, with no sign-in needed to start.
Speed and sizeFoveaFlowAdjust target size and speed, with deg/s, cm/s, and screen/s units.BlinkCampSpeed and size sliders.
Target appearanceFoveaFlowChoose shape, color, opacity, trails, and letter overlays.BlinkCampThe public interface exposes size adjustment; it does not show these appearance controls.
MotionFoveaFlowChoose a path and adjust supported direction and motion behaviors.BlinkCampA Change Routine control cycles the exercise.
DistractionsFoveaFlowA separate mode with target count, distractor count, and brightness controls.BlinkCampThe public interface does not show distractor count or brightness controls.
Screen setupFoveaFlowViewing distance and screen scale settings for physical and angular speed units.BlinkCampThe public interface does not show display calibration settings.

Checked against the public browser interface on . Features may change. This comparison does not cover unreleased apps.

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More control, when you want it

FoveaFlow lets you change one part of a drill at a time. Keep a familiar path and increase speed. Keep the speed and add distractors. Or make the target easier to see without changing the motion.

The floating controls tuck away while you practice. Your settings stay in your browser, so you can return to your preferred setup without an account.

Four ways to practice

  • Smooth Pursuit: follow one moving target along a chosen path.

  • Reaction Jumps: find the target after it moves to a new position.

  • Multiple Distractions: keep track of the brightest target through visual clutter.

  • Lilac Chaser: hold your gaze on the center while noticing change around it.

When BlinkCamp may be enough

If you prefer a small set of visible controls and simply want to cycle through routines, BlinkCamp is a straightforward option. It is also open source.

FoveaFlow is the better fit if you want more say over the target, motion, and display setup. That is a feature comparison, not evidence of better health or gaming results.

Try it with your own settings.

FoveaFlow is free. No account, no install.

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