PupiLUX Pro — Now on the App Store

QuantitativeBilateral PupillometryFrom Your iPhone

PupiLUX Pro performs a bilateral pupillary light reflex test in seven seconds. Voice-guided, on-device AI analysis produces a 2-page PupiLUX Pro Report — ready to print, share, or file. No dedicated hardware. No consumables.

ICU nurse performing smartphone pupillometry at the bedside using PupiLUX
7 Seconds·Bilateral Simultaneous·Voice-Guided·PupiLUX Pro Report
6Parameters/Eye
7sPer Test
100%On-Device AI
₹10Per Test~$0.12 USD
Now on the App Store95 minmedian door-to-CT in Indian ERs50%of anisocoria missed by penlight85%of ER results go undocumented
Why Upgrade

"B/L NSNR" was fine for the 20th century

The penlight exam is subjective, hard to document, and impossible to trend. Your patients deserve quantitative data.

Doctor shining a penlight at a patient's eye during a traditional exam — subjective, undocumented

Penlight Exam

Subjective, undocumented, no data captured

iPhone with PupiLUX app detecting both pupils with AI overlay — quantitative, documented, shareable

PupiLUX on iPhone

Quantitative, documented, shareable PDF

Penlight Exam
PupiLUX
Assessment
Subjective — "reactive" or "sluggish"
Quantitative — 6 parameters per eye with values
Documentation
"B/L NSNR" — 4 letters, zero data
2-page PDF with pupillograms, metrics, quality grade
Bilateral Comparison
Swing light, hope you remember the first eye
Both eyes in one recording — simultaneous capture, automated RAPD
Reproducibility
Varies by examiner, ambient light, technique
Standardized protocol, consistent stimulus intensity
Trend Detection
"Seems more sluggish than yesterday"
Timestamped numeric data for objective comparison
Training
Learned in medical school, rarely standardized
Voice-guided, position-checked, auto-validated

“NSNR tells you the pupil moved. PupiLUX tells you how much, how fast, and how it compares.

Two Verticals. Two Structural Gaps.

Different problems. Same seven-second test.

In the ICU, nobody is doing the exam between rounds. In the ER, even when exams happen, the data vanishes — and there are 95 minutes before CT where clinicians are flying blind.

Neuro-ICU

Quantitative monitoring between rounds

The intensivist examines pupils at morning rounds. Between rounds, junior nurses — many with less than a year's experience and 55% annual attrition — are the only eyes on 20 critically ill patients. No quantitative measurement happens in the interval, so clinicians return the next morning with no objective neurological data from the shift.

PupiLUX gives the nursing team a standardised 7-second test they can run every 4 hours — producing the same quantitative metrics the intensivist would record.

Clinical Scenario

The 19-Year-Old Boy

Head injury, temporal fracture, GCS 10. Family refuses ICP monitoring — too expensive. Eighteen hours later at morning rounds, left pupil 6mm vs right 3mm. CT confirms a subdural haematoma. With PupiLUX: a 7-second test every 4 hours flags asymmetry at hour 12 — left 4.5mm, right 3mm. CT happens 6 hours earlier. SDH caught smaller.

"Talk and Die" syndrome: 2–7% of moderate-severe TBI — Arnaout 2025 (PMC12539012)
Bilateral mydriasis: OR 11.52 for death — Martins 2009 (PMID: 19590314)

Applicable to: Every bed in the neuro-ICU: TBI, ICH, SAH, malignant MCA infarction, post-thrombectomy, post-op neurosurgical.

Emergency Room

The 95-Minute CT Gap

Between ER arrival and CT scan, the median wait in Indian hospitals is 95 minutes (IMPETUS 2025, 23 medical colleges, n=2,018). During that window, clinicians have no objective neurological data. And even when exams happen, 85% of results go undocumented.

PupiLUX produces quantitative data in 7 seconds and auto-generates the documentation. The PDF is the medical record — no writing required.

Clinical Scenario

Mr. Ramesh, 35

Two-wheeler accident. Smells of alcohol. GCS 14, talking. Before CT, three stab-wound patients arrive — all staff pulled. Four hours later, GCS dropped to 9, right pupil blown. With PupiLUX: baseline at admission shows right 3.2mm, left 3.1mm. Repeat at hour 2 — right 4.5mm, constriction velocity declining. Neurosurgeon called 2–3 hours earlier.

Alcohol delays TBI admission: median 4h 6m vs 1h 7m — Andriessen 2012 (PMC3642764)
NPi (composite reactivity) unaffected by intoxicants: n=325 — Jolkovsky 2022 (PMID: 36311337)

Applicable to: Altered sensorium, head injury observation, intoxication + possible injury, snakebite, OP poisoning, post-cardiac arrest.

Clinical scenarios are hypothetical illustrations of workflow integration — not validated PupiLUX outcomes.

Available Now

Start using PupiLUX today

Bilateral pupillometry for the ICU and ER. Voice-guided, on-device AI, PupiLUX Pro Reports. 100 free tests included on install.

Download on the App Store

Requires iPhone with rear camera & torch. iOS 17.0 or later.