Hand approaches the cheek, chin, forehead, or brow
The camera has a clear view and Awaira detects the approach toward the face/head area.
AwairaAwaira gives a gentle cue when a hand moves toward your face or head while you are focused on a task. It works as a private awareness prompt; it does not require you to log every moment manually.
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When your attention is deep in a project, scrolling, editing, or browsing, it can be hard to notice the first touch. Awaira is built for that earlier movement rather than a claim about what happened at the skin.
The camera has a clear view and Awaira detects the approach toward the face/head area.
You might put both hands on the desk, reach for a planned alternative, close a mirror, or simply notice what is happening. Awaira does not judge the reason for the movement.
Use the cue in the moment, and use patterns and reflections only when they help you understand your own routine.


Choose the device you use most when you become absorbed in a task.
Awaira needs a clear local view to notice a hand moving toward your face.
Start with something you will tolerate during ordinary work or screen time.
Use patterns or reflections to support your own awareness, never as a scorecard.
Android is a direct APK download. iPhone is available on the App Store.
Private awareness while you work.
Download for Mac →Awareness during desktop tasks.
Download for Windows →Desktop awareness for supported Linux systems.
Download for Linux →Direct APK; works while other apps are frontmost.
Get Android APK →Use Awaira while the iPhone app is open.
Get it on the App Store →These are educational articles, not medical advice.
Awaira can notice the approach toward the face or head. You decide whether the cue belongs in your routine.
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