It's a cheaper alternative to expensive, dedicated hardware visual impairment light boxes. Think of it as a digital light box!

Adjust Visual LightPad's brightness and color, then place semi transparent toys, numbers or letters on the iPad's screen. Where colors become difficult, open the color picker and change the background color to something that accentuates the toys.

Where hardware light boxes can be associated with work, iPads tend to be associated with play. Visual LightPad helps develop awareness to color and light, but using objects also helps in the development of visual perceptual skills, hand eye coordination, and both visual scanning and tracking.

Visual LightPad can also be used for;
- Reading content printed onto acetate
- Providing a reading backlight when paper documents are placed on top of it
- Photo negative illumination
- Sensory / mood lighting

Visual LightPad is purposefully easy to use and relatively low on features. It supports presets for easy saving and recall of preferred settings.

It is designed to run on iPad, but also runs on iPhone - meaning you can keep a small light box in your pocket at all times.