Recover focus after screen fatigue.
Moru helps screen-heavy people and teams understand digital fatigue, run short eye-tracking recovery sessions, and build healthier digital work rhythms — without raw video storage by default.
Screen work has a recovery problem.
Long screen days drain focus, and most teams have no calm, private way to notice it and recover.
Employees
Dry, tired eyes, headaches, blurred focus and harder attention-switching by the end of a long screen day.
Managers
Result metrics exist, but there's no view into the team's recovery patterns.
HR / People Ops
Wellbeing programs are often too generic and disconnected from real screen load.
Remote / hybrid
Different setups, ergonomics, screens and load — teams need one private, simple recovery process.
Check. Recover. Return to focus.
Check
A short check — the camera runs only during the session; eye-tracking calibrates and gauges focus stability.
Recover
A short guided recovery session: blinking, shifting focus, fixation and easing attention.
Return
Get a personal result and head back to work; the desktop widget can remind you of the next session.
Your personal recovery layer after screen load.
Open Moru in the browser, allow camera access for a short session, complete calibration, and get a focus recovery result. No complex setup. No app store friction.
Look at the point and hold focus. Moru captures stable fixation, not random movement.
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No raw video storage by default
A privacy-first recovery product for screen-heavy teams.
Moru gives teams a structured way to reduce digital fatigue without turning wellbeing into employee monitoring. Employees keep personal results. Companies see only aggregated product insights.
One product, three access layers.
PWA
Instant access from any modern browser. Installable on desktop and mobile, fast to update, and perfect for early B2C scale without App Store delays.
macOS & Windows widget
A small desktop companion for work sessions: quick check, recovery prompts, calibration reminders and fast return to focus.
Business workspace
A company area for team access, aggregated insights, privacy controls and employee onboarding.
Check, recover, return to focus.
A two-minute loop you can run in the browser or from the desktop widget — no setup, no footage stored.
Short guided routines help the user return from fatigue to focus.
Check
A short eye-tracking check reads your focus and fatigue. Camera on for the session only.
Recover
A guided 90-second routine helps your eyes and attention settle.
Return
See your recovery result and get back to work — or let the desktop widget remind you next time.
Simple personal plans.
Focus
Common questions
What is digital eye strain?
Digital eye strain (also called computer vision syndrome) is a group of eye and vision-related problems caused by prolonged screen use: dry or tired eyes, headaches, blurred vision, and difficulty shifting attention. It affects most people who spend more than two hours a day in front of a screen.
Is Moru a medical product?
No. Moru is a wellness and recovery product, not a medical device. It is designed to help people notice digital fatigue earlier and build a calmer screen work rhythm. It does not diagnose, treat, or prevent any medical condition. If you have eye health concerns, consult a qualified eye-care professional.
Why does Moru need camera access?
Moru uses your camera to perform an eye-tracking calibration and a short focus check — the same way you would use a fitness app that needs motion sensors. Raw video is not stored by default: the camera runs only during your active session, and only derived signals (blink rate, fixation stability) are used. You remain in control and can end the session at any time.
Does the 20-20-20 rule help?
Research suggests yes — taking a 20-second break every 20 minutes to look at something 20 feet away reduces accommodation strain and helps refresh focus. Moru structures your work rhythm around evidence-backed micro-breaks rather than expecting you to remember them yourself.
Is blue light the main problem?
Blue light is one factor, but research indicates that the primary drivers of digital eye strain are reduced blink rate, sustained near-focus, and glare — not blue light alone. Screen time affects blink frequency, which in turn causes dryness and fatigue. Moru targets those behavioral patterns rather than relying on tinted filters.
How often should I use Moru?
A 2-minute check once every 90–120 minutes of focused screen work is a good starting rhythm. The desktop widget can remind you at custom intervals. As with any wellness habit, consistency matters more than intensity — short, regular sessions build a more sustainable recovery pattern than one long session per day.
Can I use Moru without installing an app?
Yes. Moru runs as a Progressive Web App (PWA) directly in your browser — no download, no App Store. You can install it to your home screen or taskbar for faster access, but this is optional. The desktop widget (macOS / Windows) is a separate installable companion for passive session reminders.
What the research says
How to Protect Your Eyes From Digital Screens
Reviews the clinical picture of digital eye strain — symptoms, causes, and evidence-backed strategies including the 20-20-20 rule.
Read source →Does the 20-20-20 Rule Prevent Eye Strain?
Examines the science behind micro-break intervals and their measurable effect on eye fatigue and focus recovery.
Read source →ESPiM: Eye-Strain Probation Model
Academic model for predicting eye-strain probability from behavioral signals — the type of data Moru is designed to surface passively.
Read source →Tiger: Wearable Glasses for the 20-20-20 Rule
Demonstrates that automated prompting (rather than self-reminder) significantly improves adherence to eye-rest intervals.
Read source →Screen Breaks and the Right Desk Setup
Practical ergonomics and break-scheduling guidance aligned with occupational-health recommendations for screen-heavy workers.
Read source →Optimizing TV Viewing Distances and Screen Ergonomics
Covers viewing distance, screen brightness, and ambient lighting — the physical environment factors that amplify or reduce digital eye strain.
Read source →Recovery intelligence, not surveillance.
Camera access is session-based. Personal results belong to the user. Business dashboards use aggregated insights only. Moru is built to support people before overload becomes burnout.
Start with a 2-minute focus check.
Use Moru as a personal recovery product or bring it to your team as a privacy-first digital fatigue solution.