Don't guess whether the UV reached it.
UVCeed clips to your phone and delivers a measured UV-C dose to clean, hard, nonporous surfaces. The app guides your coverage and reports when the target dose has been reached.
Four Reasons You Need UVCeed
Portable UV-C treatment with measured dosage and app-guided coverage
App-Guided. See Every Pass.
Real-time coverage and dose guidance through your phone camera so you know surfaces are clean.
Done in Seconds
The app reports “Target dose reached” when the selected treatment target has been met.
Everyday. On the Go.
Clips to your phone and goes everywhere. Hotels, restaurants, gyms, daycare pickup.
No Chemicals Needed
UV-C light does the work, leaving no liquid chemical residue. For clean, hard, nonporous surfaces after visible soil is removed. Not for direct treatment of food or liquids.
Clean Confidence in Three Steps
Attach to your phone, hold it within the specified range of a clean, hard, nonporous surface, and follow the on-screen coverage and dose guidance.
Attach to Your Phone
Clips on with MagSafe or the included universal adapter. Works with iPhone and Android.
Hold Within Range of the Surface
Tables, doorknobs, phones, toys, gym equipment, hotel rooms -anywhere germs hide.
Watch It Work
Follow on-screen coverage and dose guidance, and stop when the app reports the target dose has been reached.
Patent-Protected Dose Control and Real-Time Guidance
Other UV products ask you to trust a blue light. UVCeed shows you real-time visual verification through your phone camera.
Backed by Science. Trusted by Hospitals.
UVCeed isn't a gadget -it's a portable UV-C treatment system with measured dosage, automatic exposure safeguards, and independent laboratory testing.
In use by staff at Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center
UVCeed devices are in use by staff in specified staff and patient-flow areas. This describes where the devices are used; it is not a clinical study of UVCeed.
Add dose-guided UV-C treatment to your routine.
Pair the device with the app, follow the on-screen coverage guidance, and stop when the target dose is reached.
