Sit less. Move more. Feel better.

A calm desk break reminder that nudges you to stand, stretch, hydrate, and rest your eyes — right in your browser. No sign-up, nothing to install.

Ready

30:00

Reminder interval
How long between breaks.
minutes
What to remind me about
Breaks cycle through the ones you switch on.
Alerts
A gentle chime plays on every break. Enable desktop notifications to be nudged even from another tab.
🔒 100% private ⚡ Runs in your browser 💰 Free forever

Desk stretches worth doing

Simple movements you can do at your chair or standing beside your desk. Ease into each one and stop if anything hurts.


Set up a healthier desk

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Why break up your sitting?

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Steadier focus

Short movement breaks help reset attention, so you come back to work clearer instead of grinding through a slump.

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Happier back & hips

Standing and stretching regularly eases the stiffness that builds up from hours in the same seated position.

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Built-in hydration

A hydrate reminder is a gentle prompt to refill your glass — an easy habit that is simple to forget when you are heads-down.


Frequently asked questions

How often should I take a break from sitting?

A common guideline is to stand and move for a minute or two every 30 to 60 minutes. BounceDesk lets you pick 30, 45, or 60 minutes, or set your own interval, so you can match whatever feels sustainable for your workday.

Does the timer keep running in a background tab?

Yes. The timer keeps counting while the tab is in the background. When a break is due it plays a gentle chime and, if you allow it, shows a desktop notification so you notice even when you are working in another window.

Is my data sent anywhere?

No. BounceDesk runs entirely in your browser. Your interval and reminder settings are saved locally on your own device with your browser's storage and are never sent to a server.

Is this medical advice?

No. BounceDesk is a general wellness reminder, not medical advice. The stretches are gentle and widely used, but if you have an injury or health condition, check with a qualified professional before starting.