Breakly
A smart break reminder for healthier workdays
What it does
Breakly is a lightweight, privacy-first desktop application for Windows and macOS that helps you build healthier work habits without interrupting your flow. Set custom breaks, stay hydrated, and rest your eyes.
Breakly gently reminds you to step away from your screen, drink some water, move your body, and rest your eyes — so you can come back feeling better. When you're deep in work, it's easy to forget the basics — drinking water, moving around, changing your posture, or simply looking away from the screen. Breakly makes those moments impossible to forget. Create a healthier work rhythm without changing the way you work. Gentle reminders to grab a glass of water before you get lost in your work. Step away from the screen and give your eyes a moment to reset. Choose when breaks happen, how long they last, and which days they're active. Breakly quietly runs in the background until it's time for you…from breakly.microprotools.com
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