Optometry Clinical Conference 2026 · Booth 11
Make the right call mid-consult.
OptoGuide™ is clinical decision support built by an Australian optometrist, for the consult room: structured triage, condition workflows, prescribing and referral letters, in one place. It doesn’t diagnose. You stay in control.
28 days free, no credit card
Double the standard trial, because you met us at OCC. Full access for 28 days. No card, no obligation, nothing to cancel if it’s not for you. Use it on your own patients and see whether it earns its place.
The 28 days are applied automatically from this link, so there is no code to type. Offer closes Monday 7 September 2026. After the trial it’s $29/month or $290/year, and we’ll email you before anything is charged, so you are never billed by surprise. See pricing
Not ready to sign up? Leave your details and we’ll send you the link plus anything we promised you at the booth. send us your details.
Join the founding group
We run live sessions with the founder: real cases worked through in OptoGuide, any question answered, and requests taken for what gets built next. Early members genuinely shape the roadmap, and there aren’t many of you yet.
Send us your details and we’ll invite you when the next session is scheduled.
While you’re here, how are your CPD hours tracking?
The registration year closes 30 November. OptoGuide counts your hours against the cycle that actually matters, not a rolling total, and shows interactive and non-clinical time separately, so you can see exactly where you stand before it gets tight.
What you get
- Smart triage: surfaces the must-not-miss conditions from the findings you tick
- Eye diseases: recognition, risk, escalation and referral across 127 conditions
- Therapeutics: Australian PBS and brand detail, with the prescription built on your device
- Referrals: a structured letter drafted from the condition you just worked up
- Eight condition workflows: dry eye, myopia, binocular vision, AMD, diabetic retinopathy and more
- Fitness to drive, MBS item finder, visual fields and CPD tracking