When you lock onto a screen, you stop blinking — and your eyes pay for it. Stare too long and a cat quietly creeps in from the corner. Blink, and it slips away.
The average person blinks ~20 times a minute. Staring at a screen? It drops below five. That's the gritty, tired-eye feeling by 4 PM.
Deep focus tanks your blink rate without you ever noticing.
"Take a break every 20 minutes" pop-ups get dismissed on reflex.
So instead of nagging, we send a cat. You'll actually look.
Three steps, running quietly in your menu bar.

Your webcam tracks blinks on-device. The longer you stare, the more a timer fills.

Pass your threshold (8s by default) and a cat peeks from the corner, inching closer.

One blink and the cat slowly closes its eyes and slips off-screen. Relief.
Your webcam video is processed entirely on-device, in real time, then immediately discarded — never saved, never uploaded, never seen by anyone but you. No tracking. You don't need an account to use slow-blink; an optional sign-in is only for unlocking premium.
Install, allow the camera, and you're set. It lives quietly in your menu bar and Dock.
Download for macOS (.dmg)v0.1.2 · Apple Silicon (M-series) · macOS · Signed & notarized by Apple (Developer ID) — just open it.