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Make sure the version of the phone-side application is 1.1.15 or above!

Enable USB debugging on your Android phone after you install the drivers.

Windows 10/8.1/7 (core package): universal 32/64-bit

Some phones require supplementary Windows-only drivers (first install the core package): Samsung / LG

macOS 10.10+: Intel 64-bit

Tablet-side application for Android: most tablets / Kindle Fire family

Ubuntu 20.04, Mint 20 (instructions): amd64 / i386

Ubuntu 18.04, Mint 19 (instructions): amd64 / arm64 / armhf / i386 / ppc64el

Ubuntu 16.04, Mint 18 (instructions): amd64 / arm64 / armhf / i386 / powerpc / ppc64el

Ubuntu 14.04, Mint 17: amd64 / arm64 / armhf / i386 / powerpc / ppc64el

Debian 10 (instructions): amd64 / arm64 / armel / armhf / i386 / mips / mips64el / mipsel / ppc64el

Debian 9 (instructions): amd64 / arm64 / armel / armhf / i386

Debian 8 (instructions): amd64 / armel / armhf / i386

Fedora 32, 31, 30: aarch64 / armv7hl / i686 / x86_64

CentOS 8: aarch64 / x86_64

CentOS 7: x86_64

CentOS 6: i686 / x86_64

openSUSE Leap 15.1: x86_64

Arch Linux, Antergos, Manjaro (instructions): i686 / x86_64 / arm / armv6h / armv7h / aarch64

Mageia 6 (instructions): armv7hl / i586 / x86_64

Alpine Linux 3.9+: x86 / x86_64

OpenMandriva Lx 3.0+: x86_64

Solus 3+: x86_64

Void Linux: multiarch

Raspbian (instructions): buster or stretch / jessie

OpenWrt 19.07.3+ (instructions): -openssl / -tiny

OpenWrt 18.06.2+ (instructions): -openssl / -tiny

OpenWrt / LEDE 17.01 (instructions): -openssl / -tiny

OpenWrt 15.05.1 (instructions): -openssl / -tiny

FreeBSD 12: amd64 / i386 / armv6 / aarch64

FreeBSD 11: amd64 / i386 / armv6 / powerpc64 / sparc64 / aarch64

DragonFly BSD 5.2: x86_64

Legacy Windows (core package): Vista/XP

Legacy Mac OS X: 10.9/8/7 / 10.6/5/4

2,023 downloadsUpdated: April 18, 2021BSD / Donationware

Minimalist break reminder that resides in the status bar and periodically displays notifications about checking your posture, resting your eyes, and so on

What's new in stretchly 1.6.0:

Fixed:
app exclusions on Windows OS
fullscreen breaks on MacOS

Read the full changelog

Taking frequent breaks can considerably improve both your focus and your health on the long term, but remembering to leave your desk or just avert your eyes from the screen is not as easy as it sounds.

stretchly is a small utility that resides in the status bar and periodically displays alerts letting you know that is time to stretch, rest your eyes, check your posture, and so on.

The message displayed by stretchly is different each time, and you get an audio alert when you need to go back to work.

Break reminder app that is very easy to configure

Upon launch, stretchly places a small menulet in your status bar that delivers quick access to the app’s Settings and offers you the option to activate or deactivate the service.

If active, based on the default stretchly settings, you will get notifications for 20-second brakes every 10 minutes. However, you can modify both the break interval and the alerts frequency (going from 5 to 30 seconds or minutes respectively).

Within the stretchly Settings panel you also get to change the audio alert sound: at the end of each microbreak, the chime lets you know it's time to get back to work. Furthermore, you get to change the background color for the break notification panel.

Take frequent breaks to improve your focus and stay healthy

Bottom line, stretchly proposes an alternative solution for making sure that you don’t remain in front of the computer for hours on end without taking at least very short breaks.

The stretchly alerts give you ideas on what you could do during the pause that could improve your posture, keep you hydrated, help you relax the neck or eyes muscles, and so on. Of course, if you don’t have time for a break, you get to skip it with a mouse click.

Keep in mind that stretchly takes a rather minimalist approach to the matter, so you cannot use the intervals recommended by the Pomodoro technique, the screen in not covered completely, you cannot employ custom sounds or background designs, and so on.

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stretchly was reviewed by Iulia Ivan

3.5/5

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stretchly 1.6.0

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