BlinkPage is an Android accessibility reading tool that turns deliberate eye blinks into horizontal page turns, moving compatible reading apps left or right one page at a time. It helps people with motor impairments or temporary hand and arm limitations read ebooks and documents hands-free.
Set the next-page direction, start eye input, and return to the app you want to read. A small, quiet indicator confirms that eye input is active without covering your reading area.
Core features
- Hands-free next and previous page gestures
- On-device front-camera eye detection
- Left or right next-page direction
- Automatic pause while the screen is locked or text input is active
- Persistent notification with a clear stop action
BlinkPage uses Android Accessibility Service only to send horizontal page-turn gestures. It does not read or store screen text or other screen content. Camera frames are processed on the device, are not saved or transmitted, and are discarded after analysis.
On first install and after access expires, finishing one rewarded ad grants 24 hours of blink page turning from completion. Remaining time continues to elapse while the app is closed, in the background, or the screen is locked. Canceling, not completing, or failing to load the ad does not grant access time.
Recognition can vary with lighting, camera angle, distance, device performance, and reading-app behavior. Stop using BlinkPage if you feel eye strain, pain, dizziness, or discomfort. Do not use it while driving, walking in unsafe surroundings, or performing hazardous tasks.
Blink to turn reading-app pages left or right, one page at a time