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Added October 14, 2026

ErgoAssessment

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Most people who sit at a desk all day suspect their setup is off, and live with it. Checking your posture is harder than it sounds: a professional assessment starts around $115 an hour, and ergonomic videos and blog posts tend to leave you more confused than when you started. I built ErgoAssessment so you can put a phone or webcam to your side, and get a read on your neck, head tilt, back, arms and legs in about three seconds, with one score and feedback for each. It uses published guidance from OSHA, CCOHS and Cornell University, and the methodology. The pose model runs in your browser, so nothing you film is uploaded and there’s no account to create.
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