Contact lens tracker · iPhone

How old is
this pair?

LensLog keeps the count you can’t — days on the pair you’re wearing, lenses left in the box, prescriptions, exams. It can nudge you when a pair is due, so two weeks doesn’t quietly become six.

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LensLog Today screen — an illustrated eye whose iris shows the current pair on Day 5 of 14

Everything on the prescription card. And the stuff that isn’t.

Four counts every lens wearer keeps in their head. LensLog keeps them for you.

WEAR

A countdown for every pair

Day 1 is the day you open them. The countdown runs on the calendar — the way replacement actually works — and can remind you before a pair is due.

Today screen: the drawn eye showing Day 5 of 14, 9 days left on this pair
SUPPLY

Boxes that count themselves

Logging a change draws a lens from stock, per eye. “How many are left?” is a glance, with a heads-up before you run low and before a box expires.

Inventory screen: boxes drawn as blister packs, 15 of 24 lenses left per eye, about 7 months of supply
RX

Your prescriptions, in one place

Contacts and glasses Rx side by side, with exams and your eye doctor attached — and a countdown to each expiry, so renewal never sneaks up on you.

Vision screen: contacts and glasses prescriptions with exam-to-expiry countdowns
HISTORY

Your whole lens life

A timeline of changes, incidents, and notes. Import years of old logs; export everything as JSON whenever you want. It’s your data.

Timeline screen: a history of lens changes every two weeks

New to prescriptions?

The Understand screen walks you through every value on your card — sphere, cylinder, base curve — in plain language, with interactive explorers you can poke at. No prescription required: explore a sample card first, and see your own numbers explained once you add them.

OD −2.50 · BC 8.6 · DIA 14.2 — tap any value to learn what it means.

Understand screen: an interactive walkthrough explaining sphere, base curve, and diameter in plain language

Make it yours

The eye on your Today screen is drawn, not stock — so it can look like your eye. Pick any iris, eyelid, and glasses color from the built-in presets or a full color picker.

Blue

LensLog Today screen with blue eyes

No account. No analytics.No server.

LensLog can’t see your data. It lives on your iPhone and — if you turn on sync — in your own private iCloud, where we can’t see it. The app collects nothing about you, and there’s nothing to sign up for.

ON-DEVICE DATABASE · PRIVATE ICLOUD SYNC · ZERO THIRD-PARTY SDKS

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