Your eyes feel better by Friday.
Ten quiet minutes of steady damp heat each evening, a two-minute scan each week, and a protocol that keeps adjusting until your eyes stop demanding attention.
Relief you notice in the ordinary parts of the day.
Ten calm minutes
Warmth settles over your lids at the right temperature, held steady. No microwaved rice bag, no reheating halfway through, no guessing when to stop.
Mornings that don't sting
The most common thing people tell us after two weeks: waking up without that gritty, glued-shut first hour.
Screens you can sit behind
Fewer mid-afternoon burning eyes, less reaching for drops on the hour, more of your workday back.
Proof you're improving
A weekly two-minute scan turns 'I think it's a bit better' into a line on a chart you can show your eye doctor.
Comfort comes first. The numbers follow.
Comfort first
You start the nightly session. Warmth loosens hardened oil in the glands so your tear film stops evaporating so fast. Most people notice the evening burn easing before anything else.
Your protocol adapts
Matiya learns how your lids respond and adjusts the temperature, duration and cadence. Warmer and shorter for some, gentler and longer for others.
A trend you can trust
Your Eye Health Score gathers comfort, habit and weekly scan results into one number that moves — and a report your clinician can actually use.
One number that
actually moves.
It blends how your lids respond to heat, how consistently you treat, what the weekly scan sees, and how you say your eyes feel. Up means the protocol is working. Flat means it changes.
See exactly what we measure →
Join the first cohort.
We're onboarding a limited group of people living with dry, tired eyes to start their protocol ahead of launch.