In beta · iOS
GenVision
For anyone who needs their screen a little bigger, brighter, or calmer. Save a profile, apply it with a tap or a word to Siri, and restore the default when you're done.
Now in beta on iPhone & iPad
Technology that adapts to you. Not the other way around.
GenVision turns the text size, zoom, contrast and color settings that work for you into a profile you can switch on with a single tap — and switch off just as fast.
Free during beta. iPhone and iPad today; more platforms on the way.
See the difference
One tap, versus a trip through Settings.
Watch GenVision apply a full accessibility profile next to the same settings changed by hand on an iPhone.
Many taps
The usual way
Open Settings, find Accessibility, change text size, then zoom, then contrast, then color filters — one screen at a time. Repeat it to undo.
One tap
With GenVision
Your saved profile applies every setting at once. Tap again, or ask Siri, to return the device to normal.
Two apps, one idea
Made for you. Made for your kids.
In beta · separate app
GenVision for students and children, with a friendly guide through setup. A parent or teacher sets the profile; the child turns it on with one tap. Also available as a mode inside GenVision.
How it works
Three steps to a screen that fits you.
1
Tell us what helps
A short, guided setup asks how you see and hear. Know your prescription? You can enter it. Not a medical test — just enough to get you comfortable.
2
Get a profile made for you
GenVision recommends text size, zoom, contrast, color filters, motion and more. Change anything you like. Save more than one profile for different situations.
3
Switch it on. Switch it off.
Apply your profile from the app, a widget, a Shortcut, or by asking Siri. Return to the standard view the same way, any time.
For workplaces
Log in. Tap once. Your settings are there.
Think of a dental office, a clinic, or a hospital floor: a doctor, a hygienist, a nurse moving between the front-desk computer, the exam-room workstation, the tablet in the hallway. Every one of those screens is set up for someone else.
With GenVision, your accessibility profile is tied to you, not the machine. Sign in on any shared device, tap once, and all your settings are applied. When you walk away, the next person gets theirs — or the default.
Shared-device profiles are in the iOS app today. Windows and macOS are in development.
Shared devices, personal settings
Many staff, one workstation. Each person's profile applies when they sign in and clears when they're done.
Fewer squints, fewer errors
Charts, labels and schedules at the size and contrast each person actually needs — without stopping to dig through Settings between patients.
Managed seats for the practice
Set up profiles for a team, keep a clean default for shared machines, and add people as they join.
Platforms
Your profile, everywhere you are.
iPhone and iPad are in beta now. The rest are being built so the same profile can follow you from device to device.
iPhone & iPadIn beta
AndroidComing soon
ChromebookComing soon
WindowsComing soon
macOSComing soon
Chrome extensionComing soon
Patent Pending
50 beta testers and growing
Your accessibility data is never sold
Not a medical device
FAQ
Questions people ask.
About the app
What does GenVision actually do?
It saves a set of accessibility settings — text size, zoom, bold text, contrast, color filters, reduced motion, transparency, white point, invert, and VoiceOver where supported — as a named profile. You apply the whole profile at once instead of changing each setting one at a time, and you can return the device to normal just as easily.
Is it a medical device or an eye exam?
No. GenVision is an accessibility and comfort tool. The short setup helps estimate settings that feel comfortable; it does not diagnose anything and is not a substitute for care from an optometrist or ophthalmologist.
Does it work in every app?
GenVision uses the accessibility controls built into iOS, so most apps respond. Some apps limit what any tool can change, and a few settings require a quick confirmation in iOS. Results can vary by app, device and iOS version.
Is it free?
The beta is free. After launch, one profile on one device stays free. A membership will add more profiles, more devices, syncing between them, and premium tools. Final pricing will be announced at launch.
Beta
How do I join the beta?
Tap Join the beta. It opens an email to us with the subject filled in; tell us your name and whether you use an iPhone or iPad, and we'll send a TestFlight invite.
What is TestFlight?
TestFlight is Apple's free app for trying apps before they're on the App Store. You install TestFlight, accept our invite, and GenVision installs like any other app. You can leave the beta at any time.
Which devices are supported right now?
iPhone and iPad running a current version of iOS or iPadOS. Android, Chromebook, Windows, macOS and a Chrome extension are in development.
Kids & platforms
What's different about GenKids?
GenKids is a separate app designed for students and children: a friendlier, step-by-step setup with a guide character, and profiles a parent or teacher sets up that the child can switch on with one tap. If you already use GenVision, you can also turn on the Kids experience from a profile setting without downloading a second app.
Can a clinic, school or organization use it?
Yes — we're working with healthcare practices, schools and organizations where staff share computers or devices. In a dental or medical office, for example, each clinician signs in on any workstation, taps once, and their own text size and contrast apply. Email us with your organization and roughly how many devices, and we'll follow up.
When do the other platforms arrive?
Android, Chromebook, Windows, macOS and the Chrome extension are being built now. We'll post updates here and email beta testers first. We don't publish dates until they're firm.
Get access
Ready to try it?
Pick the one that fits. Both open an email to us with the details we need already filled in.
Join the beta
For individuals and families on iPhone or iPad. We'll reply with a TestFlight invite.
Email to join the betaNo mail app? Write to hello@genvapp.com with the subject “GenVision beta request”.
Healthcare, schools & organizations
For dental and medical practices, clinics, classrooms, libraries and any workplace where staff share computers or devices.
Email to request accessNo mail app? Write to hello@genvapp.com with the subject “GenVision institutional access request”.