Bullet Eye

Bullet Eye makes every website usable with your eyes.

Links and buttons on the web are made for fingers and mice: small, and close together. With Eye Tracking they are hard to hit. Bullet Eye puts big coloured dots beside them, in Safari, on every site.

Rest your gaze, and dots appear beside the links and buttons near it, each in its own colour. Look at the dot you want: it grows to twice its size, so it is easy to hold, and a dwell clicks it.

Made for Eye Tracking and Dwell Control on iPad, and for eye trackers on the Mac. A trackpad, a mouse or a head pointer works too.

WHAT IT DOES
• Dots where you look, beside the links and buttons near your gaze, lined up along lists and menus.
• The dot you look at grows and comes to the front.
• The players of popular video and music sites get a row of dots for their own buttons.
• The hub, a round button on the edge of the page, holds the rest: Scroll by looking up or down, go Back, Watch a video without dots, turn Bullet Eye Off, or write a Report of what went wrong.
• Every option can be tuned: dot size, how long to rest, how many dots at once. Each shows its default, one tap away.

PRIVATE
Bullet Eye has no account and no server. It reads a page only to place its dots, on your device. A report you write stays on your device.

SET UP
1. Open Bullet Eye once.
2. On iPad: Settings › Apps › Safari › Extensions › Bullet Eye, turn it on and set All Websites to Allow. On Mac: Safari › Settings › Extensions, tick Bullet Eye and allow it on every website.
3. On iPad: Settings › Accessibility › Eye Tracking, turn on Eye Tracking and Dwell Control.
4. Open a page in Safari, and look.

Made in Belgium by Deuse.