Description
The ocular muscles are muscles that exist inside and outside the eye and are responsible for focusing the pupil, which regulates the size of the pupil. When these muscles deteriorate, focusing becomes difficult, which can lead to blurred vision and other vision problems. This application provides a new way to stretch the ocular muscles, that are not usually used consciously, using Apple Vision Pro. It is quite simple to use. Write a "Four-character idiom" that is widely used in Japan, one letter at a time, using your line of sight. While you are writing the characters, you can use your eye muscles that you do not normally use. After a "Four-character idiom" is completed, its reading and meaning are displayed on the sight. This makes it a useful tool for learning "Four character idiom" as well . In addition, your practice records are stored in the app's calendar for future reference. Make habitual stretching exercises a part of your daily routine. Furthermore, you can check the "Four-character idiom" you have completed so far from the collection view menu. Let's collect various "Four-character idiom". Have fun while stretching your ocular muscles and learning "Four-character idiom"!
What's New
Version 1.0.1 2026-01-28
It has been updated to support the latest development environment. Technical Analysis
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com.upft.vision-stretch Current Version 1.0.1
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