
Peeky
subtle menu bar eyes reminding you to take screen breaks
What it does
Peeky is a free lightweight macOS menu bar app that reminds you to take screen breaks. Two eyes follow your cursor and evolve throughout the day: they get bloodshot after long work sessions (based on INRS guidelines) and grow sleepy at night. Features include adjustable sizes, custom iris colors, and Silly Modes.
Une application macOS discrète qui garde un œil sur votre temps d'écran et vous rappelle de faire des pauses. Les yeux animés dans la barre de menus deviennent rouges au fil de votre temps de travail. Les yeux adaptent leur fatigue et se ferment doucement à l'approche de la nuit. Profitez des Silly Modes et d'animations amusantes pour varier les plaisirs. Réglez le rythme des rappels et adaptez les sessions à vos besoinsfrom julienjani.github.io
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