About EyesCatch

We develop technology that breaks down barriers and empowers people to live and work independently.

Our mission

Making accessible technology available to everyone

EyesCatch was born from the conviction that modern technology should exclude no one. Millions of people worldwide have difficulty operating a computer mouse – whether due to motor impairments, neurological conditions, or age-related changes.

Existing eye-tracking solutions were often expensive, complicated, or required special hardware. We wanted to change that. With EyesCatch, we have developed software that works with any standard webcam, is easy to use, and should be accessible to everyone.

Our goal is to give people more independence and participation – whether writing emails, surfing the internet, or working on the computer.

Our values

Accessibility

We follow WCAG 2.1 guidelines and strive for AAA compliance. Our software is regularly tested with screen readers and by people with disabilities.

Privacy

Privacy by Design: We only collect necessary data, store minimally, and remain transparent. Your webcam data is processed exclusively locally.

Inclusion

Technology should be accessible to everyone – regardless of physical abilities, income, or technical background.

Innovation

We use cutting-edge computer vision technology to make eye-tracking precise, fast, and possible with standard hardware.

Collaboration

We work closely with therapists, doctors, and those affected to continuously improve EyesCatch.

Sustainability

By using existing hardware, we avoid unnecessary e-waste and make assistive technology more sustainable.

The team

Experts in accessibility, software development, and medical technology

Dr. Sarah Miller

Founder & CEO

PhD in Computer Science with focus on Computer Vision. Over 10 years of experience in developing assistive technologies.

Michael Chen

CTO & Lead Developer

Software architect with expertise in Machine Learning and real-time image processing. Former Senior Engineer at leading tech company.

Lisa Wagner

Head of Accessibility

Occupational therapist and accessibility expert. Ensures that EyesCatch meets the needs of users.

Prof. Dr. Thomas Schneider

Medical Advisor

Neurologist and rehabilitation physician. Advises us on medical aspects and clinical applications.

Anna Kowalski

UX/UI Designer

Specialized in accessible design. Creates intuitive user interfaces for all user groups.

David Okonkwo

Customer Success Manager

Leads our support team and ensures that every user can work optimally with EyesCatch.

Our history

2022 - The idea

After meeting an ALS patient who had difficulties with expensive eye-tracking hardware, the vision for EyesCatch was born.

2023 - Development & Testing

Intensive development phase with focus on accuracy and user-friendliness. First tests with therapists and those affected.

2024 - Beta Launch

Beta version with 500 testers. Valuable feedback led to numerous improvements. First success stories from users.

2025 - Official Release

EyesCatch 1.0 is released. Free basic version for everyone. Partnerships with clinics and rehab centers.

Our partners

Together for more accessibility

We work with leading clinics, rehab centers, self-help organizations, and research institutions to continuously improve EyesCatch and reach more people.

Clinical partners

University hospitals and rehab centers test EyesCatch in practice and provide valuable feedback.

Self-help organizations

Close cooperation with ALS, MS, and stroke self-help groups.

Research institutions

Cooperations with universities for further development of eye-tracking technology.