A 2-minute recovery assistant for people who work too long in front of a screen.
2-minute
guided resets
Works during
screen-heavy workdays
No planning
required
How do you feel right now?
Help us tailor your reset.
2:00
Take a slow breath in…
Far-Focus Breathing Reset
Calm your mind. Relax your eyes. Re-center.
How it works
Tell us how you feel right now. We match your screen-fatigue state with a guided micro-reset that fits your body, your brain, and your day.
Check in
Pick what's showing up for you.
Get your reset
Follow a 2-minute guided reset.
2:00
Take a slow breath in…
Far-Focus
Breathing Reset
Calm your mind. Relax your eyes. Re-center.
Inhale slowly
4 seconds
Exhale fully
6 seconds
Relax & reset
Repeat
Return clearer
Check in and feel the difference.
How do you feel after your reset?
You've interrupted 4 screen-fatigue cycles this week.
Works inside your workday
Two minutes, anytime. No context switch. No one has to know.
Adapts to how you work
Deep Work, Coding, or Creative? We tailor resets to your mode.
No planning required
Smart reminders when fatigue patterns start to build.
Modes
Your resets adapt to your flow.
The research
A reset does not need to be long to help. Short, specific pauses can interrupt screen-fatigue and bring you back to work clearer.
Research on micro-breaks shows that short pauses can reduce fatigue and restore energy during work. That is why 2 minutes makes sense.
It is short enough to fit into a real workday — but long enough to interrupt the screen-heavy state your brain and body have been stuck in.
A 2-minute reset is not meant to replace rest. It is a micro-recovery point — a short moment to:
Long screen blocks keep you in the same strained state. Over time, that strain builds — and your work can start to feel slower, heavier, and less sharp.
Eyes stay in close-focus
Same depth, same screen, hour after hour.
Body holds one posture
Shoulders, neck, and back lock in place.
Attention stays loaded
No moment to close one loop before the next.
Short pauses reduce fatigue
Micro-break research shows that short breaks can support energy and reduce tiredness during work.
Breaks help between work blocks
Research from Microsoft found that short breaks between meetings helped the brain reset and reduced stress buildup.
Screen work creates specific strain
Long screen use can affect your eyes, posture, energy, and mental clarity.
That is why Recenterly does not use generic break reminders. It gives you resets based on what you actually feel.
Not every break helps in the same way.
That is why Recenterly asks how you feel first — then gives you the right 2-minute reset.
Simple idea
A 2-minute reset gives your eyes, body, and attention a quick recovery point — so you can return to work from a clearer state.
Not fully drained. Not scattered. Not forcing output from fatigue.
Built for screen-heavy work
Recenterly takes 2 minutes and gives you back your focus.
No signup. No card.
Answer two quick questions and try a guided reset built for the way you work today.
Takes less time than refilling your coffee.
Pricing
LimitedEARLY RESET ACCESS
Price per week for the first 500 users only, forever.
…of 500 left
What more do you get with the Early Reset Access?
• Future work reset packs
Get early access to new reset packs for deep work, coding, creative work, deadline mode, and focus recovery.
• Future personal reset plan
Access future guided resets for everyday life, including evening wind-down, morning grounding, decision clarity, post-stress resets, and more at 50% off.
• 20% off future AI Reset Studio
Get 20% off our future AI feature that creates personalized guided audio resets based on how you feel at the moment by your input.
• Early feature access
Try new features before public release and help shape what gets built next.
Free
$0
Pro
Limited$7.99$2.99/week — special price for the first 500!