Hawkeye Access only works on devices with a TrueDepth camera (like the iPhone X, XS, XR, and new iPad Pro).
Hawkeye Access is controlled entirely using your eyes. Browse any website, hands-free, all through eye movements.
Using the TrueDepth camera, Hawkeye Access brings gaze control to iOS without the need for any additional hardware. Intuitive interaction methods make it simple to control the app using eye movements. For people with motor impairments, this makes browsing the web much easier.
Hawkeye Access works with any website. From Instagram to Google to Youtube, this opens up countless possibilities.
How it Works:
- The cursor shows where you’re looking on the screen.
- Just look at a button or link to highlight it.
- Select it by smiling, blinking, or holding your gaze.
- Scroll by looking at the edge of the device.
- Go back by looking at the left side of the device.
- Return to the home screen by looking at the bottom right corner of the device.
- Type out text using a keyboard (Only available on the iPad)
- Dictate searches and text fields.
Customizable:
- Adjust sensitivity.
- Pick selection mode.
- Configure timing.
For the best performance, use Hawkeye Access while sitting down and try to keep your head and device still.
If you have any issues calibrating eye tracking or browsing particular websites, email us at access@usehawkeye.com. We’re always looking to improve!
Fascinating! This gives you an idea of how the eye-tracking technology works on the Apple Vision Pro. I've played about with it but have not really mastered the use of it. I'm sure it can be used in some circumstances. There is only voice inputting instead of a keyboard. A solid product with interesting applicational use for those who can't move or hold a iPhone or iPad with their hands. The sky is the limit!
Great start
Mike Manchester
The eye tracking is really impressive. Unfortunately text input seems only possible by voice, so for someone with MND the app isn’t usable at all, but with a keyboard and bookmarks feature it would be. Great start, hopefully you’ll keep going with this or even better Apple will integrate into their accessibility features.
This is amazing!
HarryJeffery
I’m using this on iPhone X and this is amazing! Not super accurate but that ok as it’s only using the camera, however this is amazing as people with disabilities can now access their phone without even moving! Keep up the work guys and hopefully apple introduces thing into their OS!
Review
Edvard K
It’s a really nice app. I am really glad to see some apps are useful for disabled people. The operation is good and easy. However, there is a lot to do with the programs it would be nice to apply on the whole phone.I will give 5 star because it’s a good idea and the system works. iPhone XS Max
Bug fixes and other small improvements
Version 2.2.2
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Accessibility
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Information
Provider
Hawkeye Labs, Inc.
Size
14.6 MB
Category
Utilities
Compatibility
Requires iOS 12.0 or later.
iPhone Requires iOS 12.0 or later.
iPad Requires iPadOS 12.0 or later.
iPod touch Requires iOS 12.0 or later.
Mac Requires macOS 11.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later.
