Why NomisLens exists
Some software doesn't zoom.
NomisLens does.
Many critical applications, like medical software, clinic tools, and legacy enterprise systems, don't respond to standard OS zoom. For people with low vision conditions like Stargardt's disease, that's not a minor inconvenience. It's a barrier to doing their job.
NomisLens works at the pixel level, capturing what's actually on your screen and magnifying it inside a floating bubble. It doesn't care what app is underneath. It just works.
Our story
"Someone I love has a condition that affects her central vision. She works hard at a job she's passionate about, and the software she relies on every single day simply doesn't zoom. So I built something that does."
JB
NomisLens was born out of frustration with a problem that shouldn't exist. Stargardt's disease causes progressive central vision loss, making fine detail, like text, numbers, and patient records, increasingly difficult to read. Standard Windows magnification helps on most apps, but critical workplace software, especially in medical, veterinary, and enterprise environments, often ignores it entirely.
Rather than accept that barrier, we built a tool that operates below the application layer, capturing actual screen pixels and magnifying them inside a floating bubble that works everywhere, on anything, without exception.
We're publishing it free and open source because nobody should have to fight their tools to do their job.