SwoopyBoopy: the on-device posture coach for Mac and Windows

No. SwoopyBoopy runs fully on-device. Your camera feed is processed locally and never uploaded anywhere.

Yes — and that’s on purpose. While Boopy is watching, the camera is open, so the light is your hardware-level proof of when it’s in use. Hit pause and Boopy releases the camera completely; the light goes off.

The app lives in your menu bar and only surfaces a small reminder when your posture drifts. Sit straight and it goes away on its own.

The nudge is a small corner window that leaves on its own — no sounds, no popups over your work. Presenting or on a call? Pause Boopy from the menu bar: it releases the camera entirely until you resume.

Boopy calibrates to your own sitting posture: you show it your good position once, and that becomes the baseline. Verdicts are smoothed over time, and a nudge only appears after your posture has actually stayed off for about half a minute — reaching for your coffee won’t set it off.

It’s built to sip power. Detection runs on a small, efficient on-device model, and while the app is tucked away it drops the camera to a low frame rate and checks your posture every few seconds instead of continuously.

A simple breakdown of your best and worst hours, total time slouching vs. sitting well, and the posture issues that showed up most often.

Yes. Boopy uses your Mac’s built-in camera, so it works the same whether you are on a laptop screen or a dual-monitor desk setup.

Yes. Posture detection runs entirely on your computer with on-device AI, so no internet connection is needed and nothing is ever uploaded.

$17, paid once. That covers every feature, a year of updates, and a license for one device. If it is not for you, there is a 30-day money-back guarantee.