Catches posture drift as it happens
Reads slouching, head tilt, and forward-head in real time — and nudges you to reset before it sets in.
Quiet nudges that stay in the background while you work — with a Picture-in-Picture view when you want a live look.
Free during early access · macOS and Windows
Recognition
Where it runs
Platforms
What it notices
ScreenGuardian pays attention to four simple things: how you sit, how close you are, whether your eyes have had a reset, and the unconscious desk loops that creep in during focus work.
Slouching, head tilt, forward drift — you see it the moment it starts, while sitting back up is still easy.
A live readout of how far you sit from the screen. When you start leaning in, you see it before your eyes feel it.
20-20-20 reminders turn eye resets into a lightweight rhythm instead of another notification to ignore.
Optional cues for face touching and nail biting — the small loops you stop noticing an hour into focus.
In everyday use
ScreenGuardian should feel like a private desktop instrument, not a nagging camera app. Set it up once, tune how it speaks up, and review your history without anything leaving your machine.
Set your usual desk position once so posture and distance feedback starts from your real workspace.
Feedback keys off sustained patterns with timing you control, so one imperfect frame never becomes a distraction.
Use goals, trends, and pinned charts to understand your habits without sending your desk history to a cloud dashboard.
Stays out of the way
What leaves your device?
Privacy
Better posture shouldn't cost you your privacy.
Frames, posture, distance, and habit history all stay on your computer. ScreenGuardian never uploads them.
Frames pass through memory for real-time feedback, then are discarded — never written to disk, never uploaded.
No behavioral profiling, no ad-tech, no hidden feed of your habits. We sell the app, not your data.
ScreenGuardian does not need your microphone and does not listen to your room, calls, or conversations.
FAQ
The things a privacy-conscious person asks before installing a webcam app — answered plainly.
No. Camera frames are processed in memory on your computer to read posture and distance in real time, then discarded. Nothing is written to disk and nothing is uploaded.
Your posture, distance, break, and habit history stay on your machine. Network use is limited to account/access checks, updates, downloads, and support or crash reports you choose to send.
Your stats, history, and settings are kept in local files in ScreenGuardian's own folder on your computer — never uploaded. Because the data stays on your machine, it is protected by your operating-system account and disk encryption (FileVault on macOS, BitLocker on Windows), the same as any other file you own.
No. ScreenGuardian never requests or uses your microphone.
Yes. All processing runs on your device and works with no internet connection. The access check simply refreshes the next time you are online.
No. ScreenGuardian can keep running in the background, Picture-in-Picture gives you a small floating live view, and Notification mode keeps live alerts running while local stats and history are paused.
No. ScreenGuardian reads posture, distance, and break cues from your webcam locally and shows that feedback to you. It does not record your screen, log keystrokes, or send behavior history to a server.
No. ScreenGuardian detects posture landmarks — the positions of features like your eyes, nose, and shoulders — to estimate how you are sitting. It does not run facial recognition, does not build a face template or faceprint, and cannot identify you. Those landmarks are numbers processed in memory on your device for a single frame, then discarded.
ScreenGuardian is free while early access is active on your account. Paid plans launch later; continued use will require an active plan or explicit access grant, with advance notice before billing begins.
macOS and Windows.
Early access
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