NeckNerd watches your posture through your webcam while you work, and gives you a small, easy-to-miss-if-you're-fine nudge the moment you start to slouch. No accounts to set up to try it, no video ever leaves your computer.
Free 14-day trial, no credit card required to install.
Your browser or Windows may say the installer "isn't commonly downloaded" while NeckNerd is new. It's signed by NeckNerd's publisher and safe to run. Why am I seeing this?
When you slouch, a small dot in the corner of your screen pulses red.
Three steps, a couple of minutes, then it just runs quietly in the background.
Sit up in your normal good posture for a few seconds while NeckNerd learns what "good" looks like for you.
NeckNerd sits quietly in your system tray, checking your posture in the background as you work.
Slouch for too long and a small dot in the corner of your screen gently pulses red until you sit back up.
Posture is analyzed frame-by-frame on your own machine. Nothing is recorded, saved, or uploaded - NeckNerd doesn't even need an internet connection to watch your posture, only to check your subscription status occasionally.
One plan. Try it free for two weeks, keep it if it helps.
No. Video is processed locally, frame by frame, and immediately discarded. Nothing is ever saved or sent anywhere.
You'll be asked to subscribe to keep using NeckNerd. You can cancel anytime from your confirmation email or by contacting support@necknerd.app.
That message appears for any new app that few people have downloaded yet. It does not mean anything is wrong with the file. The installer is digitally signed, so you can check the publisher is NeckNerd's: right-click the file, choose Properties, then Digital Signatures. To continue, choose Keep in your browser's download list (in Edge, click See more first). If Windows then asks, choose More info, then Run anyway. The message goes away on its own as more people install NeckNerd.
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Windows only for now.
Just a normal laptop or desk webcam positioned the way you'd use it for a video call.