Create animated visual stimuli in your browser
Build a moving shape on an animated background, adjust its path and speed, and present it on a computer or tablet. A non-medical visual tool for orthoptists, physiotherapists and vision professionals.
From a moving shape to a reusable sequence
A flow combines a moving shape with a background: for example, a ball crossing scrolling stripes. Start with a preset, explore different trajectories and, with Pro, save several flows as a timed sequence for your next demonstration.
- Open a ready-made flow without installing software
- Adjust motion paths, speed and background patterns
- With Pro, save and replay timed sequences
Try a ready-made flow
Designed for professionals who want to create their visual supports
Vision Flow is a web application for generating movement patterns, adjusting stimulus parameters and preparing reusable visual sequences. The interface remains simple, fast and configurable, without claiming medical use.
Personalized visual supports
Compose visual animations useful to orthoptists, physiotherapists and vision professionals to:
- demonstration and visual mediation
- exploration of optical patterns and trajectories
- workshops, teaching and experimentation
- creation of tailor-made visual sequences
Usable everywhere
Vision Flow works directly from a web browser, on a computer or tablet, to prepare or present visual stimuli without installation.
Visual, flexible and quick to adjust
The visual and interactive approach helps to vary renderings, compare several trajectories and adapt the atmosphere of a demonstration without changing tools.
Features
1. Creation of animated flows
Each flow gives orthoptists, physiotherapists and vision professionals a visual base composed of:
- a dynamic background (vertical, diagonal stripes, rotating spirals, etc.)
- of an animated shape (ball, arrow, etc.) moving along a defined or random path
All parameters are configurable: speed, size, trajectory type, density and rendering.
2. Creating custom sequences
Chain together several flows to build complete presentation sequences. Set the duration of each step and save them for easy reuse.
3. Sequence playback
In one click, restart the sequence adapted to your context of use.
A solution designed for visual demonstrations by professionals
creation, presentation and non-medical visual exploration
Vision Flow can help orthoptists, physiotherapists and vision professionals to:
- quickly create animated visual scenes
- illustrate movement patterns during an explanation or workshop
- test renderings on tablet, computer or large screen
- prepare reusable sequences for demonstrations
Resources Vision Flow
Explore Vision Flow
Six pages dedicated to orthoptists, physiotherapists and vision professionals to understand how the application is used depending on the type of rendering, the working support and the visual objective.
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Visual stimuli studio: examples and setup
Explore three visual scenes, learn which settings change the result, and turn individual flows into a reusable sequence.
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Visual trajectories
Organize flows based on trajectories, speeds and adjustable visual movements for your demonstrations.
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Creation of visual scenes
See how Vision Flow helps professionals create visual scenes with fine adjustments to stimuli and personalized sequences.
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Visual stimuli on tablet
Use Vision Flow on tablet with browser compatibility, full screen mode and sequences without installation.
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Visual stimuli for physiotherapists
Discover Vision Flow as a visual demonstration support for physiotherapists.
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Optical movements
See how Vision Flow can serve as a visual aid for orthoptists when density, speed and movement need to be adjusted.
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They already use Vision Flow
I can prepare a rendering very quickly, show it in full screen and adjust the parameters without breaking my rhythm.
- Julie C.
The tool is easy to use and flexible enough to explore several movement styles from the same base.
- Thomas G.
About Vision Flow
Fanny
Fanny has been exploring the concrete uses of visual stimuli for several years and brings an orthoptist's field perspective on clarity, simplicity of use and quality of renderings.
Olivier
Olivier has been a computer engineer since 2006 and has designed applications used internationally. Vision Flow was born from the desire to transform visual stimulation ideas into a modern, fast and pleasant to use web tool.
Our objective: to offer orthoptists, physiotherapists and vision professionals a modern, flexible and pleasant visual tool for creating, presenting and replaying animated scenes.
Simple price, full access
Vision Flow Pro
Vision Flow Pro
Single purchase. Access to complete flows and creation of sequences.
- Launch of flows without time limit
- Advanced stimulus settings
- Creating and playing custom sequences
Frequently asked questions
Is the Pro offer a subscription?
No. Pro is a one-time purchase.
Can we test the flows before buying?
Yes. All flows can be tried for free before purchase.
What does the Pro offer unlock?
The Pro offer unlocks complete settings, recording of sequences and their management over time.
Can I use the application on a tablet?
Yes, the interface works on computers and tablets directly in the browser.
Is Vision Flow designed for orthoptists and physiotherapists?
Vision Flow can be used by orthoptists, physiotherapists and vision professionals as a non-medical visual tool to create, present and explore visual stimuli. It is not intended for diagnosis, treatment, monitoring or rehabilitation.
Do I need to install software?
No, everything is done directly online from the browser of your computer or tablet.
How to get help?
Contact us at support@vision-flow.app.
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Vision Flow is a non-medical visual tool
Vision Flow is designed for demonstration, education, creation, presentation and exploration of visual stimuli. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, prevent, monitor, or rehabilitate any disease, symptom, or medical condition.
Certain visual stimuli can cause discomfort, visual fatigue, nausea, dizziness, headache or photosensitive reaction. Stop immediately if discomfort occurs and do not use the tool in a situation where disorientation could be dangerous.