202020
The 20/20/20 Rule

Your eyes deserve
a real break.

Every 20 minutes, look at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds. Backed by optometrists. Takes zero willpower when you have a timer.

20 min
Focus phase
20 sec
Look away
20 sec
Slow blink

20/20/20 Timer

Runs in background tabs — state persists across refreshes

Why the 20/20/20 rule works

When you stare at a screen, your blink rate drops by up to 66%. The 20/20/20 rule forces your ciliary muscles to relax and your cornea to re-lubricate.

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Clinically studied

Research published in Ophthalmic & Physiological Optics shows significant reduction in eye strain symptoms with regular 20-second breaks.

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Muscle relaxation

Your eyes' focusing muscle (ciliary body) locks up after sustained near work. Looking at a distant object forces it to relax completely.

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Tear film reset

Each blink recoats your cornea with tears. During screen use, involuntary blinks drop by over half — causing dryness and blur.

Start protecting your eyes today.

Takes 5 seconds to start. The timer runs silently in the background and nudges you when it's time to rest.

👁️ Start the Timer