Private by architecture
Camera frames are processed on your phone and are never recorded, stored, or uploaded.
Trust center
Before you use a health-related app, you should be able to see how it works, what leaves your phone, what its results mean, and who is responsible for it.
Publisher
Ocura LLC
Platforms
iPhone and Android
Trust review
July 14, 2026
Camera frames are processed on your phone and are never recorded, stored, or uploaded.
Ocura supports screening and self-tracking. It cannot diagnose a condition or replace an eye examination.
The verified OSDI path stays distinct from clearly labelled custom or legacy check-ins.
Questionnaire availability depends on the app version. In the safety update, the OSDI path remains verified and new PHQ-9 collection is disabled by default. Verified describes the app's implementation path; it does not claim independent clinical validation, regulatory clearance, or equivalence to a separately licensed ePRO deployment.
Data journey
The app keeps the live camera stream separate from the metrics that support screening and self-tracking.
Used in real time during the blink check and never recorded.
Facial landmarks are processed locally to measure blink behavior.
Blink count, rate, completeness, and related metrics are retained.
Derived metrics and provided records may sync after sign-in.
Guest mode
Optional account
Go to Profile > Account > Delete Account. The account is deactivated immediately and associated server data is scheduled for removal within 30 days.
Ocura is published by Ocura LLC. We are a small independent product team, and we do not present our educational articles as clinician-reviewed. We would rather disclose that boundary than imply a reviewer we do not have.
Ocura is designed as a screening and wellness tool, not a medical diagnostic device. Results may help you better understand your eye health but do not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified eye care professional for medical concerns.