Slouching in front of a computer all day isn’t great for your body and over time can lead to lots of issues. SitApp monitors your posture in real time and reminds you to sit up straight when you start to slouch.
Desktop app to monitor posture and remind you to sit up!
Slouching in front of a computer all day isn’t great for your body and over time can lead to lots of issues. SitApp monitors your posture in real time and reminds you to sit up straight when you start to slouch.
Amazing! Would love it to run as just a menubar app and not in the dock. Looking forward to setting intervals for the camera to check in instead of having it run all the time.
helpful for someone who has scolio like me!
Howdy slouchers! Just wanted to update you all that there’s a new release of SitApp hot off the press!! 🚢 🚀 SitApp v2.0 release notes: - Now supports external webcams on all platforms - Now supports multiple desktops on all platforms - Now supports multiple screens on all platforms - Ability to capture multiple slouch positions during set up - Added social buttons to enable easy sharing of achievements - Added minimize, maximise, close controls on Windows - Prevent multiple app instances loading
Hi! Is the M1 support in progress? Also, did you consider creating a social account like Twitter to post updates and create a community?
I love this in concept, but, somewhat predictably, false positives had me turn it off within 5 minutes of installing it. This is a super hard CV problem to tackle, so a+ for being willing to try.
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