A quiet ritual for screen tired eyes.

a softer place for your eyes after hours on your screen

❋ Best experienced on laptop or tablet ❋

KGL SESSIONPRIVATE ON DEVICE
YOUR QUIET SPACE
Close your eyes.Breathe, blink, look away.
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Arrive slowlyLet your gaze rest in the center.
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Sage gaze path and softly glowing point

Follow softly

A personal calibration lets the quiet point respond to your natural gaze. You never need to force your head into a fixed frame.

Listening shell with calm sound rings

Close the screen out

Ivanna guides compass and palming movements by voice. Your eyes can close and the interface can disappear.

Small telescope pointed toward distant light

Return to distance

The final movement leaves the display and brings your attention to the farthest real object in your room.

Paper collage of softly cupped hands

Most wellness apps ask for more attention.

KGL gives some of it back.

Made first for the laptop where your workday already happens. Also comfortable on tablet and available on phone.

KGL EYE RECOVERY

Return to your own gaze.

A private camera guided ritual for eyes, focus and posture after long hours in front of a screen.

About 4 minutes Calibration   ·   guided movement   ·   eyes closed   ·   distance

Your camera is processed locally. No video is recorded or uploaded.

YOUR QUIET POINT IS WAITING

POSITIONWaiting
BLINKSWaiting
GAZEWaiting

Before Protect the session

Leave the outside
world outside.

For a quiet session, turn on macOS Focus or Do Not Disturb. A browser cannot silence other apps or system notifications for you.

01Open Control CenterChoose Focus → Do Not Disturb
02Pause other audioMusic, video and calls stay under your control
03Enter full screenKGL will keep the display awake during the session

KGL Accounts

No account needed yet.

KGL currently keeps your session and strain history on this device. Sign in will arrive when cross device history is ready.

Done Session complete

You made space
for your eyes.

The camera is off. How do your eyes feel right now?