Notice the little things
Your computer camera helps estimate blinking locally — not just how long you've been staring at the screen.
Meet the little buddy that notices your blink rate in real time, reminds you to rest, and cheers on every eye break.
A reminder that actually knows when your blinking slows down.
Your computer camera helps estimate blinking locally — not just how long you've been staring at the screen.
When your blink rate drops or it's time to look away, your buddy gets your attention.
Guided resets and positive feedback help turn ignored notifications into tiny actions.
People often blink less while concentrating on a screen. Blink Blink gives you an easy way to notice your rhythm and take small, intentional breaks.
Start for free ↗A compact Flow Window keeps your timer, pixel companion and blink feedback close — without feeling like you're sitting in another video call.
Custom floating windows work best in supported Chrome-based browsers. Safari has different limitations.
Try the Web App in Chrome for the full supported floating window experience. Camera permission and hardware support are required.
Start directly in your browser, see your blink rate, then keep the buddy close during long work sessions.
No. You can try the core eye-care features without creating an account.
The Blink Blink approach is to run webcam analysis locally on your device. The demo on this landing page does not request camera access.
You can access the Web App, but Safari does not support the same custom Document Picture-in-Picture floating window as Chrome. Device compatibility varies.
The app shows the failed startup stage and camera troubleshooting tools. You can explore the interface, but real blink detection needs a working camera.