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Private posture sessions, movement breaks, and eye reminders for long desk days. PostureKind is a quiet posture and work-rhythm companion for people who spend long days at a computer. It uses your camera to estimate visible posture changes on your device, then waits for a change to persist before offering a gentle cue. Use the same PostureKind account in Chrome and the web monitor. Active subscribers can see a concise Today/This week summary in the toolbar and carry aggregate progress and weekly goals between PostureKind surfaces. Key features: • Private, on-device pose estimation; camera frames are not recorded or uploaded • Three-view calibration: front, left side, and right side • Visible guides for head, shoulders, and torso • Movement-break and distance-gaze reminders • Standard fixed reminder rhythm or Pro custom timing and cue sensitivity • Pro 30-day session history stored locally with CSV export • Shared subscriber progress and weekly goals using bounded session totals—not camera frames or raw pose landmarks • Optional Share Week links containing only the habit totals the user deliberately selects • Seven-day Standard or Pro trial, then the selected monthly or annual subscription unless canceled PostureKind is an ergonomic awareness tool, not a medical device. It cannot diagnose or evaluate medical conditions or determine whether a posture or movement is medically safe.
Sep 14, 2026
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