Zzzappy
Science-backed breaks to protect your vision & prevent RSI
366 followers
Science-backed breaks to protect your vision & prevent RSI
366 followers
Zzzappy is a native macOS health guardian that monitors BOTH your screen time AND arm input load, scientifically scheduling breaks to protect your vision and prevent RSI (Repetitive Strain Injury). Eye Guard👉🏻20-20-20 rule with customizable intervals, pre-break reminders with snooze Arm Guard👉🏻Real-time monitoring of 5 input dimensions: keystrokes, mouse clicks, trackpad travel, scroll distance, and continuous use duration Smart Pause、Immersive Breaks、Health Dashboard、100% Offline and more
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This should be also for smartphones (which is even worse case, because people have smaller screen to focus on + they hunch over)
@busmark_w_nika Great point — smartphone ergonomics can be even worse because of small screens and neck posture. We’re currently focused on desktop input strain, but mobile support (or a companion reminder layer) is absolutely on our radar.
@new_user_68ea07a489 That's why I am trying to at least use desktop every single time :)
Its feel like scam, copied Lookaway and even didn't buy domain for website. After purchase lifetime deal you will vanish?
@mhmanik02 Fair concern, and thanks for saying it directly. We’re an indie product, and you’re right that we should have had a proper domain ready at launch — we’re fixing that. You can test Zzzappy with the free 3-day trial first, and the paid version is a one-time offline build (no account lock-in / no subscription dependency).
This is awesome. I used to use a watch that would tell me when I needed to take breaks, but it wasn't for me. I currently use blue light blocking glasses, so this seems like another great health layer to add on.
@jacob_musselman Thank you, really appreciate it. That’s exactly how we see it too — blue light glasses help one layer, and Zzzappy adds a behavior/load-based break layer on top. Hope it fits your routine better than watch-based reminders did.
The features are great.
@hynson Thanks so much, really appreciate it. If there’s one feature you’d like us to improve next, I’d love to hear it