More Outdoor Time. Healthier Habits.
Happier Kids.
Track outdoor time like steps - fun for kids, great
for their wellbeing and eye health
Trusted by Eye Health Experts
Every Parent Knows This Struggle
Screen Time Always Wins
Your kids would rather watch YouTube than play outside.
"Get Outside More"
Is Vague
How much is enough? What actually counts?
Tracking Fails
Timers get forgotten. Charts don't work. You need something better.
Meet illumable
They'll Actually Want to Play Outside
Watch their creature grow with outdoor time. Build streaks. Unlock rewards.
Know You're Doing Enough
Automatic progress to your daily goal*. Real data you can actually use.
*When using wearable device
Research-Backed Benefits
Outdoor light supports mood, sleep, and eye development. Founded by an optometrist.
The Outdoor Light Difference
Beneficial for Eye Health - Above 2,000 Lux
200x brighter than indoors
10x brighter than indoors
Typical home or office
illumable tracks real outdoor light exposure, not just time outside. That's what research shows matters for children's eye health.
What Parents Say
"Since starting illumable, outdoor time is just part of our routine now."
Amy Y.
Sydney
"So simple to use. Wish we'd had something like illumable when our oldest was younger."
Stephen K.
Brisbane
"I can show our eye doctor how much outdoor time she's getting between visits - no more guessing."
Lisa N.
New Jersey
"Since starting illumable, outdoor time is just part of our routine now."
Amy Y.
Sydney
Start Free or Add the illumable Wearable
illumable App
Get started today
- Track with your phone
- Full creature gamification
- Daily progress tracking
- Perfect for getting started
- Share reports with your eye doctor
illumable Wearable
Advanced tracking
- Advanced light sensor tracks daily exposure
- Designed for durable everyday use by kids
- Long battery life
- Collects data on its own
- View and share data on your phone
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