Most reminders are easy to ignore. ErgoGuard opens your camera and uses on-device AI to watch you actually do the exercise — you can't dismiss the alarm until you've completed your reps.

The gap between a notification and an actual stretch is where every other app loses you. Here's how ErgoGuard closes it.
How it works
Choose how often you want to move, your work hours, and which exercises to cycle through.
When it's time, ErgoGuard fires a notification. Tap it and the guided exercise screen opens.
Your front camera and on-device AI count your reps in real time. Hit your target and the break is logged.
No camera, or the AI can't track? A manual Count Repfallback keeps you moving so you're never stuck.
Features
On-device MoveNet AI tracks your skeleton and counts real repetitions — it knows standing from sitting, and only counts proper form.
Squats, Arm Raises, Neck Stretches, Shoulder Shrugs, Calf Raises, Torso Twists, and Desk Push-ups. Mix 1–3 per break.
Set your interval, work-hours window, and active days of the week. No nags on weekends.
Each exercise has clear setup and movement cues, plus a real-time skeleton overlay so you see what the AI sees.
Neck Stretches and Shoulder Shrugs work without standing up, for when you can't (or won't) get up.
A 3-part guided flow — Side Tilts, Head Rotations, and Nod Up & Down — cued one movement at a time.
Every break is logged with reps, duration, and completion status. See your day's stats and full session history.
Pose detection runs entirely on your phone. Your camera feed is never uploaded or stored.
If the camera can't track — bad lighting, no permission — a “Count Rep” button keeps the workout going.
Optional name for a personal greeting, and rep detection adapts to your body's resting posture instead of rigid thresholds.
The exercises
Mix 1–3 per break. Two work fully seated for when you can't get up.
Stand, sit back, drive up through your heels.
Sweep both arms overhead, then lower with control.
Gentle side tilts to release tension.
Lift shoulders to your ears, then drop and relax.
Rise onto your toes, pause, lower slowly.
Rotate through the waist, left and right.
Hands on the desk edge, lower in and press out.
Plus a 3-part guided neck routine: Side Tilts, Head Rotations & Nod Up & Down.
Verifying a rep usually means trusting a camera app. ErgoGuard does all of it on-device — there's nothing to upload, and nothing to leak.
Powered by TensorFlow.js MoveNet running locally. No cloud, no account required to verify a rep.
Frames are processed and immediately discarded — nothing is saved or transmitted.
Built with Expo / React Native for a smooth, fast iOS experience.
Progress & history
Every break is logged with reps, duration, and completion status. Your daily stats and full session history turn “I should move more” into something you can actually see.
Today
6 breaks · 58 reps
Get accountability for your body, built into your workday. Download ErgoGuard for iOS today.