Real calendar connection
With explicit permission, replace fixed demo context with upcoming events and free windows from the person’s own calendar.
Move more. Interrupt less.
From one good decision to a calmer working day.
WorkPulse begins with movement timing. The next version should coordinate a few user-owned routines without becoming another dashboard to manage.
Proposed direction, not a release promise.Product direction · September 2026- P0Context proofWorking now
- P0.5Personal prototypeProposed next
- P1Private routinesTentative
First integration priority
Workday boundaries
Let people define when work starts, when it should end, and when ordinary movement prompts should stay quiet.
Meal and long-break windows
Find a useful calendar gap inside a user-defined window without food logging, calorie scoring, or moral language.
Activities that fit the moment
Choose by available time and whether the person can stand, leave the desk, or briefly look away from the screen.
A practical starter library
Add seated neck and shoulder movement, an eye-distance break, standing mobility, and a five-minute walk.
Preferences and exclusions
Let people rule out unsuitable activities and state what is possible in their current workspace.
Adapt privately, after the foundations hold.
Tentative follow-on · P1
- Learn from completion and dismissal without turning activity into a streak.
- Understand whether a meeting is audio-only, interactive, or presenting.
- Keep notification controls private and provide export and deletion.
- Support user-defined medication or therapy schedules only after privacy, reliability, and safety review.
Ambient assistance
Exploratory, not committed
- Optional on-device posture checks
- Ergonomic workspace self-assessment
- Daylight and evening-screen routines
- Temperature and CO₂ sensor integrations
- Wearables, walking pads, and standing desks
The boundaries do not move.
User-owned data, explicit permissions, no employer surveillance, no medical diagnosis, and no raw camera retention by default.