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Dry, tired eyes after a day of screens often come from blinking less, and this measures that on your own machine without sending a frame anywhere.
EyesRhythm watches through your webcam, counts how often and how evenly you blink, and folds both into a 0 to 100 score. Gentle visual or sound cues nudge you back into rhythm, and a feature called Poise prompts you to turn your head and ease your neck. It is free on macOS and Windows, with no account or cloud. After commenters on Hacker News questioned an always-on camera, the maker made the source public under a noncommercial licence so people could check.
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