Your settings, saved. Your screen, yours.
GenVision turns the accessibility settings that help you see and hear into a named profile. Switch it on when you need it, off when you don't, and never rebuild it by hand again.
Free during beta. Not a medical device.
The settings exist. Managing them is the problem.
iPhone has excellent accessibility controls — spread across menus, changed one at a time, and reset by hand. If you need one setup for reading and another for the evening, or share a device with someone, you repeat the work every time. GenVision makes that one tap.
Built around the way you see.
One profile, every setting at once.
A GenVision profile holds the full set: text size, zoom, bold text, increase contrast, reduce transparency, reduce motion, color filters, reduce white point, classic and smart invert, button shapes, and VoiceOver where supported.
- Save more than one — reading, low light, “glasses are in the other room”
- A Default profile always brings the device back to standard
- Separate profiles for different people on a shared iPad
A tap, a widget, a Shortcut, or your voice.
Apply a profile from inside the app, from a home-screen widget, from the Shortcuts app, or hands-free with Siri. GenVision provides ready-made App Shortcuts — “Apply my accessibility profile” and “Reset accessibility settings” — so you can say something like “Hey Siri, help me see better.”
- Some settings need a quick confirmation in iOS; GenVision guides you through it
- Restore the standard view the same way, any time
A short guided setup, not an eye exam.
GenVision starts with a few plain-language questions about how you see and hear, and suggests a profile. If you know your prescription you can enter it as a starting point. Change anything, retake it any time.
- Non-clinical: it estimates comfort, it doesn't diagnose
- Results explained in words, not jargon
Magnifier and zoom, when you just need a closer look.
A quick-access tool belt brings magnification and real-time adjustments forward without changing your saved profile.
Free to start. More when you need it.
The beta is free. Here's the shape of what comes after launch; final pricing will be announced then.
- One saved profile
- One-tap apply and restore
- Shortcuts, widget and Siri
- Quick tools
- Everything in Free
- Multiple profiles
- Multiple devices, kept in sync
- Premium profile tools
- Managed seats
- Each person's profile on any shared device
- Central administration
- GenKids included
Setting up for a child? Turn on Kids mode.
GenKids is its own app, with a friendlier step-by-step setup and a guide character. If you already have GenVision, you don't need a second download: switch the Kids experience on from a profile's settings.
Clear about what GenVision is — and isn't.
- It's not a medical device or an eye exam. The setup helps estimate comfortable settings; it doesn't diagnose conditions or replace care from an eye-care professional.
- Some apps limit what any tool can change. Certain apps restrict accessibility adjustments, and results vary by app, device and iOS version. A few settings require a quick confirmation in iOS.
- It's in beta. Things will change, and we'd rather hear what's confusing than guess. Testers get the updates first.
- For medical concerns, see a professional. If you have questions about your eyes or hearing, please consult a qualified clinician.
Try GenVision on your iPhone or iPad.
One email, then a TestFlight invite from us.
No mail app? Write to hello@genvapp.com with the subject “GenVision beta request”.