Pupil Distance Meter PRO on Android released from Beta.

We have been working on a new app for pupillary distance measurements for some time in order to improve accuracy and usability of the app and have achieved good results, confirmed by our beta testers:

"Awesome app! So easy to use, took 3 times and each time within margin of error! Thank you for the awesome app! App is stable and worked just as intended." (Galaxy S8+, Android 7.0)

"Very accurate. Doctor prescribed pd:64. App pd first reading 64 second reading 64.5" (Galaxy S8, Android 8.0)

"Pretty cool and makes it super easy to use and order glasses online." (Galaxy S7 Edge, Android 7.0)

The app is very intuitive and guides a user from taking a picture to accurate PD result step-by-step. Now you can make multiple measurements in one session (the feature has been requested by many users) to confirm your result:

Multiple PD measurements

Of course you can always get your PD from a local optician and we encourage you to do so, if you need to check your vision and do other tests. But if you simply need to order eye- or sunglasses online or doctor visit is not an option for you, you can always use this app and save towards your eye-wear purchase. You can also use this app to check your interpupillary distance (IPD) for VR headset.

Now the app is available on Google Play and made into top 10 in the Health and Fitness category. 

Pupil Distance Meter Pro ranked #6 

If you want to test and support the app please contact us for promo code. 

Enjoy the app and please support it on Google Play if you like it.

Thank you!

[iOS] Pupil Distance Meter Simple Edition: quick and simple Pupillary Distance measure

Pupil Distance Meter is a tool for quick PD measurements using a rear or front camera on your mobile device and any standard card (e.g. gift card, id card, credit card, etc)

Simple Edition of the app has simple measurement procedure that allows you to achieve more accurate and consistent measurement results.

 

Pupil Distance Meter Simple Edition.

How to use:

1. Take a face picture with a reference card (see picture below how to hold the card properly)
2. Mark eye pupils with the white ruler 
3. Mark a reference card length with the blue ruler
4. See PD result  at the top

For accurate and repeatable measurements you would need to hold a reference card next to your eye corner on the left or right side of your face. The card  has to be on the same vertical plane with your eye pupils and be parallel to the camera / display. 

How to hold a reference card properly

For the best result do not bring the camera close to your face and keep it at arm's length or farther. Don't focus your eyes on the camera when taking a picture, try to look "through" the device - by doing this you can avoid bringing additional error when fixing  pupils at one point.
As a final step make sure your PD result is within normal measurement range:  50 - 78 mm for adults (41- 55 mm for kids). If it's not, please check the above instructions thoroughly and try again.

If you have questions about the app or have improvement suggestions, please contact us.