Practising at home — Stroke Sight & ReWrite

Your rehabilitation team has suggested one of these apps to help you keep practising at home, in your own language.

For changes to your vision

Stroke Sight

For visual field loss after stroke (hemianopia, quadrantanopia, visual neglect). Short exercises that train your eyes to scan into the affected side, with ten levels and progress you can bring to your appointments.

Scan with your phone camera, or type:ansteyapps.com/e/ss

For handwriting

ReWrite

For handwriting difficulty after stroke or neurological injury. Guided tracing of letters, numbers, words and sentences — in your own script — to rebuild control and confidence.

Scan with your phone camera, or type:ansteyapps.com/e/rw

How to get it

Scan the QR code on the card above with your phone camera — or type the short link next to it (ansteyapps.com/e/ss for Stroke Sight, ansteyapps.com/e/rw for ReWrite). It takes you to the right app for your phone or tablet.
Try it free first. A full demo is at ansteyapps.com — no download or account needed.
£29.99 once — no subscription, no repeat charges.
Free how-to guides — practical articles on vision, reading and handwriting after stroke, in 19 languages, at ansteyapps.com/guides.

Works offline No account needed Your practice stays on your device 19 languages

These are wellness support tools, not medical devices. They do not diagnose, treat or cure any condition. Use them alongside the guidance of your neuro-optometrist, orthoptist, occupational therapist or rehabilitation team — not instead of it.

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