FAQ
Common questions,
Common questions,
straight answers
DOA applies a specialized correction layer to your screen that replicates the effects of your prescription glasses, allowing you to see clearly without wearing them. Our advanced algorithms process the display in real time — correcting blur before it even reaches your eyes.
DOA supports a wide range of prescriptions including myopia (up to −6.00D), hyperopia (up to +6.00D), and astigmatism (~5-6D). This greatly depends on the device's display. Higher DPI monitors (4K at 27") push this to ~8-10D. For prescriptions outside these ranges or questions about display limits, please contact our support team for personalized assistance.
There's a 30–50ms delay between screen updates and the corrected overlay display. This is imperceptible during reading, typing, and browsing — our primary use case. Competitive gaming may notice slight input lag, so we recommend disabling DOA for competitive play.
DOA corrects your screen — not your eyes. It's designed for screen use only, not for general vision or outdoor activities. You'd still need glasses for other activities away from screens.
DOA will be compatible with with Windows being the primary launch platform, MacOs and Linux in the future.
Absolutely. All prescription data is encrypted using industry-standard protocols and stored securely. We never share your personal or medical information with third parties. Anonymized, opt-in aggregate data may be used to help optometry research — but your individual data is yours alone.
No. DOA just helps you use your device without glasses in case your glasses are broken, missing, or you just don't feel like wearing them. It cannot make your vision better in real life, it just provides you with digital visual assistance.