Your computer knows when you're working.ScreenMedic knows when it's hurting you.
Slouching. Barely blinking. Leaning closer to the screen. Sitting for hours without noticing. ScreenMedic catches these habits while they happen — and quietly helps you correct them.
You're doing well — small adjustments will help.
The habits you never catch yourself doing.
You won't notice yourself creeping toward the screen. ScreenMedic will.
Continuous screen-distance estimation against your own calibrated baseline.
Deep focus makes you forget to blink. That's where dry, burning eyes start.
Blink-rate tracking with adaptive thresholds for session length and lighting.
That tiny head tilt adds up across a workday. Hours of it, invisible to you.
Neck angle and head-tilt patterns quantified in degrees over time.
You don't realize you're slouching until someone points it out. Now something does — quietly.
On-device pose estimation for shoulder line, rounded shoulders and forward lean.
A real hour of work, start to finish.
ScreenMedic stays silent until something changes, steps in with one specific ask, then disappears again.
Shoulders level, screen at arm's length, blinking normally. Nothing to say — so ScreenMedic says nothing.
Deep focus. Your head creeps forward, your blink rate falls, your chair stops moving. You don't feel any of it.
The signals cross your personal baseline — not a generic threshold. Detection happens on your machine.
A small companion window slides in with one specific ask: sit back, blink, reset. No sirens, no shame.
“You're 12 cm closer than your baseline. Sit back and blink a few times.”
Posture straightens, distance recovers, blink rate climbs back toward your normal range.
“That's it — you're back in range. Closing up.”
The assistant fades out. Your score recovers. Work continues, uninterrupted.
Illustrative sequence based on the desktop Camera Assistant behavior.
One number for your entire workday.
Eyes. Neck. Posture. Distance. Breaks. One live score.
Upright, blinking normally, good distance.
Your camera sees you. We don't.
Video is processed on your own machine. There is no upload endpoint for camera frames — only your scores are kept, on your device.
Try it in the browser. Work with the desktop app.
Demo Lab runs in this tab so you can test the vision engine right now. The full ScreenMedic companion is desktop software for Windows and macOS that watches over your whole workday.
Runs in your browser tab. Test blink detection, posture feedback and screen distance with your own webcam — no install, no account, nothing uploaded.
Try it with your cameraA Windows and macOS app that runs alongside your work. The Camera Assistant appears only when a habit slips, then closes itself. Processing stays on your device.
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