Intentional input
A complete eye-language event produces at most one page command.
Android eye input
Turn horizontally paged books and documents left or right with intentional eye blinks, while camera analysis stays on your device.
BlinkPage uses Kull Studio's shared eye-input engine, then limits the result to next-page and previous-page swipe gestures. It never sends taps, clicks, or long presses.
A complete eye-language event produces at most one page command.
Choose the direction that matches the horizontal page turn in your reader.
Home and launcher eye input is allowed. The target screen must support compatible horizontal swipe gestures; operation is not guaranteed in every app or launcher.
Commands are blocked on lock screens and when required permissions are missing or the accessibility service is disconnected. External app types and typing states are not inspected; pause eye input yourself when needed.
The main button always leads to the next missing requirement, then returns you to the app you were reading.
Frames are analyzed on device and discarded immediately after processing.
Android Accessibility sends only horizontal page gestures.
Match BlinkPage to the left or right swipe direction used by your reading app.
Start detection, return to a compatible reader, and turn pages hands-free.
Camera frames are processed only in device memory and discarded immediately after analysis. Face images, eye landmarks, reading-app text, and screen content are never uploaded or stored by BlinkPage.
Core eye input is free with banner ads; no rewarded ad or 24-hour access pass is required. Internet access is used for Google AdMob banner ads, Unity Ads through AdMob mediation, and Google UMP consent choices.
Indicator hiding is a free toggle. Automatic no-face sleep is opt-in and off by default; screen-off and lock protection remains active.