Eye health infrastructure for a camera-first world
Your eyes change over time. Your record should too.
EyeHealthIntel is building a personal, longitudinal Eye Record that helps people capture consistent images of their eyes, understand what the image can — and cannot — show, track visible change over time, and securely share high-quality records with healthcare professionals.
The global need
Vision impairment is one of the most common health challenges in the world — and access to eye care is deeply unequal.
2.2B
people living with a near or distance vision impairment
1B+
cases that could have been prevented or are yet to be addressed
~90%
of people with unaddressed vision impairment or blindness live in low- and middle-income countries
1.7B+
people projected to be affected by sight loss by 2050
- The leading causes of vision impairment and blindness include refractive errors and cataracts. Source: WHO (opens in a new tab)
- About 2 out of 3 people in low-income countries who need eyeglasses do not have access to them. Source: WHO (opens in a new tab)
- About 1 in 2 people globally who need cataract surgery do not have access to it. Source: WHO (opens in a new tab)
- Everyone who lives long enough will experience at least one eye condition during their lifetime. Source: WHO (opens in a new tab)
What we could help accomplish
We do not believe a smartphone image should replace an eye examination. We believe it can make the journey to eye care better.
Establish a baseline
Make it easy for millions of people to keep consistent images of both eyes over time.
Improve remote consultations
Replace random patient photos with guided, quality-checked captures.
Surface change for review
Help users and clinicians compare standardized images over time — without pretending that visual change equals diagnosis.
Extend access
Make high-quality capture infrastructure available wherever a compatible smartphone exists.
What scale could mean
Illustrative, not a clinical outcome
- 1M users
- 2M eyes with a baseline
- 10M users
- 20M eyes potentially represented
- 100M users
- 200M eyes potentially represented
The value comes from user-controlled longitudinal records and better care workflows — not from automated diagnosis.
Patent pending
Certain technical aspects of EyeHealthIntel's device-adaptive ocular imaging, quality-gated analysis and longitudinal image-processing architecture are the subject of a pending Swedish patent application filed by Ravolution AB.
- Applicant / owner
- Ravolution AB
- Swedish patent application
- 2630671-2
- Filing date
- 5 October 2026
- Jurisdiction
- Sweden (PRV filing)
The application is pending and no patent has yet been granted. The ultimate scope of any patent protection will be determined by the patent office and the claims that are eventually granted.
Intellectual property notice
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The company
Ravolution ABOrg.nr 556709-7547
Kaptensgatan 16
114 57 Stockholm
Sweden
Our mission
Make longitudinal eye intelligence accessible to anyone with a compatible camera — and connect that information safely to healthcare.