Ogler Eye Scan: The Future of Eye Care is in Your Pocket

In today's fast-paced world, keeping track of our health can be challenging. But what if I told you that soon, you'll be able to monitor your eye health from the comfort of your home, using just your smartphone? That's exactly what Ogler Eye Scan can do, an innovative app developed by Misrai that's set to revolutionize the way we manage our eye care.

Leena Rafeeq

Co-Founder & Developer

Bringing Eye Care to Your Fingertips

Traditional eye care often involves scheduling appointments, traveling to clinics, and waiting for results. Ogler Eye Scan aims to change all that. By harnessing the power of advanced AI and computer vision technology, this app makes it easier to detect eye diseases at an early stage.

Whether you're concerned about eye conditions like cataracts or glaucoma, or you simply want to stay proactive about your vision, Ogler Eye Scan offers a convenient and reliable solution.

How It Works

The app scans your eyes using your smartphone's camera, and advanced AI and computer vision algorithms analyze the images to detect conditions like arcus, melanoma, cataract, and pterygium. Based on this analysis, a detailed report is generated, and if necessary, the app will recommend seeking further evaluation from a doctor.

The Innovators Behind the Idea

This innovative app was developed by Leena Rafeeq at the age of 10. Starting her coding journey, when she was just 5 years old. Leena's passion and talent for technology have led to a tool that could transform eye care.

Continuous Improvement and Collaboration

At Misrai, we're committed to ensuring Ogler Eye Scan improves in accuracy and reliability. We plan to collaborate with hospitals to train our AI models with real-world data, further enhancing the app's performance. Our goal is to release the app once we achieve our desired level of accuracy.

Looking Ahead

The potential impact of Ogler Eye Scan is enormous. By making eye health assessments more accessible, we can help detect eye diseases early, potentially saving sight and improving quality of life for countless individuals.