@bryansarnold Thanks Bryan :) This is actually the exact article that stimulated my idea: http://breakingmuscle.com/mobili... , that and seeing how younger and younger people are developing extreme upperback slouching in their mid-20's 30's.

@lewis_lin Hey Lewis! (So sorry, I didn't get a notification for your comment)! Disclaimer, I haven't used any of these products personally! There are a ton of great posture apps for iOS I know that the people over at LumoLift and Upright are making some interesting wearables to improve total body posture (which is a much different game), they both have iOS clients. Here's a few links. http://www.lumobodytech.com http://www.uprightpose.com Closet app (that I am aware of) to Posture is "Watch Your Neck": http://www.iphonelife.com/blog/3... Another simple full body posture one I found was Posture Corrector: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/... Besides this, if you have a Mac there are some pretty good ones that remind you to get up and stop sitting so much (Stand - Featured a few days ago here is an awesome one!) https://www.producthunt.com/post... I hope that helps :)

@nomadiceli Great Idea! When it comes to desktops/laptops though, I think one of the BEST investments you can ever make for yourself (and neck) is an ergonomic stand that raises it up to somewhere near eye level. (ex. Tiny Tower Here on PH! https://www.producthunt.com/post...) Generally when we sit at our desktops and laptops, the first point of break down is lower back slouching which breaks the upper back, which finally breaks the neck and causes significant hunch over laptop as the day progresses. I haven't used it myself, but I think Lumo Lift is doing some sweet stuff with wearbles and sitting posture (https://www.producthunt.com/post...). Another quick hack if you want to stimulate good sitting posture is to slide your butt way back in the chair and push your knees out to the sides of the chair, this makes it easier to bring your chest comfortably while you work which puts your neck, hips and upper back into nice alignment. Annotated Picture if it helps :)

@librarianlister Hahaha! Well, ideally someone could assume something like a half/full-lotus pose, but most aren't flexible enough for this position to be comfortable

Wow 100 Upvotes, Thank you all so much for your feedback, comments and PH love !

@robertsimoes I'm a happy user. Thanks. If I may suggest something, you could still think about the copy. I mean the button texts, and dialogs etc. Also if the size of the notification could be changed by the user... but it's a great product nonetheless :)

@omidfi Hi Omid! Thank you for the feedback really happy to hear it:) Really sorry if the button text has caused any confusion !! If you are open to it, I'd definitely love to hear you elaborate on your thoughts about the dialog and button text, what you'd prefer to see. If your into it shoot me a an e-mail rob@pressurelabs.com OR you can send any other thought through the app !

@tomaspeniasko I'm definitely open to it, especially considering all the love Posture is getting here!

@mihir_deo Thanks Mihir! Unfortunately, currently no, but that could change in the future!

@anthony_stylianou Currently yes, but that's not to say forever :) ! But, there are some other apps currently out there on iOS focused on helping improve neck posture. I can't say I've tried them myself, but I'm sure they are pretty awesome tools too: Watch Your Neck: https://itunes.apple.com/app/wat... Forward Head Posture (For Diagnosing FHP) https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/...