Thanks for the feedback. I totally respect the sentiment when it comes to privacy. The repo is now public available under the PolyForm Noncommercial License 1.0.0.
https://github.com/pranaycv/EyeRhythm
It's still not OSS, but the repo is now public to verify what webcam does and also possibly contribute and give suggestions so that it can be improved for better cause. Hope that helps.
I had an employer who did that inadvertently by taking screenshots of the entire desktop fleet every hour (or was it 30 mins?). Things would freeze for a second and then you would blink.
I will note that since I started wearing contacts, I now have to blink more often in order to prevent my contacts from drying out. This acts as a sorta natural forcing function for blinking at a more healthy rate haha
I vibe-coded such an app for windows, which blurs the screen after four seconds (adjustable) until you blink. If there is interest, I will clean it up and post it to Github.
Really cool idea, but I'm very careful with installing non-OSS stuff on my computer that records my webcam 24/7. If this was OSS, I'd probably use it.
Thanks for the feedback. I totally respect the sentiment when it comes to privacy. The repo is now public available under the PolyForm Noncommercial License 1.0.0. https://github.com/pranaycv/EyeRhythm
It's still not OSS, but the repo is now public to verify what webcam does and also possibly contribute and give suggestions so that it can be improved for better cause. Hope that helps.
Hey, PolyForm! That's my first time seeing it in the wild. I love Kyle Mitchell's work on contracts.
Glad you spotted it. PolyForm seemed to me like a good fit for what I wanted to.
I had an employer who did that inadvertently by taking screenshots of the entire desktop fleet every hour (or was it 30 mins?). Things would freeze for a second and then you would blink.
That's interesting as well!
Cool idea!
I will note that since I started wearing contacts, I now have to blink more often in order to prevent my contacts from drying out. This acts as a sorta natural forcing function for blinking at a more healthy rate haha
That's really interesting use case which I never thought. Eager to know your experience with it.
Interesting idea. I'm curious what the story is behind that Refunds page [1] when the app was just supposedly released.
[1] https://eyesrhythm.com/refund/
This is a great idea and can help with dry eye.
Many people who work in front of a computer have dry eye which can be literally be solved by blinking more.
Great idea
Thanks! Welcome to have your feedback.
I wish there was a Linux version!
I vibe-coded such an app for windows, which blurs the screen after four seconds (adjustable) until you blink. If there is interest, I will clean it up and post it to Github.
I would love that.
Less so I can use it on my own device, but I feel this could be a lot of fun on my wife's.
Always interesting to see different ways of tackling the same problem.