TearLog tracks your symptoms, your drops and your environment, then shows you which treatments really move your OSDI score and which ones you are paying for out of habit.
Launching on iPhone this fall. One email when it is ready, nothing else.
The shelf is full of drop timers. None of them answer the question you actually have.
The Ocular Surface Disease Index is the standard questionnaire your eye doctor uses. Answer it weekly and watch one number instead of guessing at a vague sense of better.
Preservative-free drops, gels, ointments, warm compresses and lid hygiene, each on its own schedule, with the spacing that preservative-free bottles need.
Start a new treatment and TearLog watches your score for the weeks that follow, then tells you plainly whether it moved and by how much.
Long screen days, dry air and poor air quality all make dry eye worse. TearLog pulls those in automatically and shows how much each one costs you.
The bad days, with what you were doing and where you were. Enough detail to spot the pattern without turning logging into a chore.
Your OSDI trend, what you have tried, what helped and what did not, on one page. Useful whether you are asking about IPL or arguing with an insurer.
Drops, masks, supplements, punctal plugs, in-office procedures. Most dry eye patients try several at once, then never find out which one was doing the work.
No account required. Your symptom scores, treatments and diary entries live on your device, not on our servers.
TearLog is in development now. Leave your email and we will tell you the day it reaches the App Store.
Launching on iPhone this fall.