Calibrate each screen
Big friendly eyes appear on every screen in turn. Sit up straight and look at them for a few seconds.
Posture, gently
Psst, sit up.
slouchup is a friendly pair of eyes that lives in your tray. It notices when your head sinks or leans in, and nudges you once. Then it leaves you alone.
Psst, sit upYou're 32% closer to the screen than usual.
Lives in your tray.
Its eyes tell you how you're doing.
- Sitting tall
- Sinking
- Can't see you
Three steps, then forget it's there
It watches quietly
slouchup compares how far your eyes drop and how much bigger your face gets against how you sat when you calibrated.
One nudge when you sink
A single nudge says exactly what changed. Sit up and it disappears.
Nudges, not nags
You decide how patient it is: how long a slouch lasts before it speaks up, how long it waits between slouches, and how often it repeats.
- Nag after
- 1.5 s
- Wait between
- 10 s
- Repeat every
- 60 s
Psst, sit upYour head has sunk lower than usual.
Watching, never creepy
slouchup only needs a few points: where your eyes are, and how big your face looks. Everything happens on your computer. The camera feed is never uploaded, and nothing about you leaves your machine.
- A few points, not a faceEye height and face size are all the detector compares.
- Local onlyAll processing happens on your computer. Nothing is sent anywhere.
- Pause in one clickFrom the tray, any time. The eyes close while paused.
- You set the limitsHow far your eyes drop and how much your face grows before it counts.
slouchup
Two minutes to calibrate. A lot fewer sore necks.