Product Features

Carrot is an end-to-end visual field testing and perimetry platform built for modern eye care practices.

You get a wireless visual field analyzer delivered through a clinical-grade VR visual field headset, paired with cloud software that manages automated perimetry, reporting, progression analysis, and data exchange. Our visual diagnostic platform includes virtual field visual testing, insurance-ready reports, EMR/EHR integration, and secure centralized storage.

Unlike legacy visual field machines, Carrot combines portable visual field testing, automated workflows, and interoperable data in one system. Built-in quality controls, CPT support, and longitudinal analysis help you run more exams, protect revenue, and make confident clinical decisions as your practice scales.

Carrot supports a comprehensive suite of visual field tests, perimetry exams, and functional vision testing, all from a single visual field device.

You can run:

• Automated perimetry: 24-2 visual field, 24-2C visual field, 10-2 visual field, and 30-2 visual field
• Suprathreshold visual field and screening exams
• Esterman visual field and driving visual field tests
• Goldmann visual field testing via kinetic perimetry
• Extraocular motility exams (EOM testing)
• Color vision testing, including Ishihara color plates
• Automated pupillometry

All exams are delivered through the same VR visual field headset, allowing you to expand diagnostic scope without adding devices, rooms, or staff complexity.

Carrot replaces high-cost visual field machines with a flexible subscription model.

Plans start at $199/month for Basic and $399/month for Pro, giving you access to the complete visual field analyzer, software platform, updates, and support. There’s no large upfront purchase, making it easier to deploy portable visual field testing and see ROI quickly, often in just a few billable exams.

This approach reduces financial risk while providing you with a scalable visual field testing solution that grows with your clinic.

Yes. Carrot is FDA-registered and listed as a medical device in the United States, and is authorized for clinical visual field testing and perimetry. The platform is also registered as a Class I medical device in the U.S. and a Class II medical device in Canada, with SOC 2–attested, HIPAA-compliant infrastructure.

This means you can confidently use Carrot’s visual field analyzer for routine perimetry, glaucoma monitoring, and functional vision testing while meeting regulatory, security, and compliance requirements.

Very little. Most staff can be fully trained to run visual field tests on Carrot in under one hour.

Carrot’s VR visual field headset uses self-guided, multilingual instructions and automated workflows, reducing reliance on technician expertise. Built-in quality controls and guided exam flows make automated perimetry easier to run consistently, even for new hires or non-clinical staff.

Yes. Many practices use Carrot as their primary visual field machine, while others deploy it alongside a legacy perimeter during transition.

Carrot delivers clinically validated automated perimetry comparable to traditional tabletop devices, with added benefits like portable visual field testing, faster exams, and improved patient comfort. Because it’s wireless and room-agnostic, Carrot often replaces multiple legacy visual field devices with fewer, more flexible units.

Yes. Carrot includes built-in longitudinal progression analysis for visual field testing.

The platform automatically captures results from exams like 10-2, 24-2, 24-2C, 30-2, and other perimetry protocols, then organizes them into structured reports with trendlines and comparison views. Such data helps you track disease progression, monitor treatment response, and make confident clinical decisions over time.

Absolutely. Carrot is used across private practices, multi-clinic practice groups, hospitals, and health centers.

Its portable VR visual field system makes it easy to perform visual field testing at chairside, bedside, or in shared clinical spaces without dedicated dark rooms or fixed equipment. Secure data handling, role-based access, and enterprise interoperability make Carrot well-suited for hospital workflows and large care teams.

Most visual field tests on Carrot are 2-4 minutes faster per eye than traditional tabletop perimeters.

Carrot’s automated perimetry algorithms, headset-guided instructions, and real-time fixation monitoring reduce restarts and false positives. Shorter, more efficient exams improve patient tolerance, increase throughput, and help clinics reduce backlogs without sacrificing accuracy.

Yes. Carrot is designed specifically for high-volume visual field testing environments.

Because the wireless visual field analyzer is portable and self-guided, clinics can run multiple exams in parallel across lanes or rooms without adding staff or exam lanes.

Carrot integrates with major EMR and EHR systems and supports structured data exchange, including DICOM, PDF, and image exports.

Patient demographics can be automatically imported, and test results flow securely back into the chart, reducing manual data entry, billing errors, and administrative overhead. These integrations ensure your visual field testing data is accessible across locations and specialists, not in silos.

Yes. Carrot is built for multi-site practices and enterprise-level oversight.

You get centralized dashboards that provide visibility into patient results, testing volume, utilization, and performance across locations. Role-based access, standardized reporting, and secure cloud storage make it easy to maintain consistency, compliance, and quality, whether you manage two clinics or fifty.