The Framery

Measure your pupillary distance (PD) or get your prescription from your glasses, right from your phone.

The Framery (formerly GlassesOn) makes it easy to get the details you need to buy glasses online, without extra steps or guesswork.

Start with what you need

Measure your PD (Pupillary Distance): The fastest way to get your PD, especially if it’s missing from your prescription.
- Takes under a minute
- Just your phone + a card (credit card, ID, hotel key)
- No ruler, no mirror
Follow the guided steps, take a quick selfie, and you’re done.

Scan your glasses for your prescription: If you’re happy with your current prescription, you can use your existing glasses to get your details - no calls, no appointments.
- Takes about 2–5 minutes
- Uses your phone + computer screen + a card
- Includes PD measurement in the same flow
A simple way to go from your current glasses to a new pair.

What you’ll get
- Pupillary Distance (PD)
- Sphere (power)
- Cylinder (astigmatism)
- Axis
Everything you need to confidently order glasses online.

Why use The Framery app?
- Fast, guided experience, no guesswork
- Free PD measurement and glasses scan
- Built with advanced computer vision
- Designed for accuracy and ease of use

What you’ll need
For PD measurement:
- Smartphone
- A card (credit card, ID, hotel key, etc.)

For glasses scan:
- Smartphone
- Computer screen (12”–27”)
- A card (credit card, ID, hotel key, etc.)
- Your current glasses

The glasses scan should be used by adults (18+) who:
- Have a stable, single vision prescription and are happy with their current glasses
- Have a single vision prescription between -6.00 and +3.00
- Have a cylinder (astigmatism) measurement up to -2.50

Trusted & tested
The Framery is a registered Class 1 medical device (FDA, CE, TGA) and meets industry guidelines for accuracy.

Privacy & trust
We respect your privacy, you stay in control of your data.
View our privacy policy: https://www.glasseson.com/privacy

Important
The Framery does not replace a comprehensive eye exam or medical advice. We recommend regular visits to your eye doctor.