The EMDR app
Therapists use the EMDR app to provide visual, auditory and tactile stimulation during EMDR sessions. It has no self-guided trauma protocol. The app supplies the stimulation; the therapist remains responsible for treatment.
It is available on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, Apple TV and Apple Vision Pro , and on Android . It was available on Apple Vision Pro from the platform’s launch day in February 2024. As of July 2026, a native Windows version is in testing. EMDR Connect lets a client join a remote session in a browser.
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Assistive Access
In a March 2026 review of more than 100 third-party apps, the EMDR app was the only app we found with a dedicated Assistive Access interface. Its interface is localized in 18 languages, all with VoiceOver support. Open the public register Implementation notes -
Local control
A therapist can control the app on a nearby device without an internet connection or account. -
Native interfaces
I design and develop a separate native interface for each platform.