Movement toward head or face
A hand moves from the desk toward the scalp, temple, eyebrow, cheek, or mouth area while the camera can see you.
For trichotillomania and computer-time hair pulling
A hair pulling awareness app for the moment your hand moves.
Awaira gives a gentle cue when it sees a hand moving toward your face or head during computer work. You do not have to stop and manually log the moment first.
Try free on desktop
7-day trial · no account or card required · detection stays on your device
Get the iPhone app
Works while Awaira is open on your iPhone screen
On Mac, Windows and Linux the cue keeps working while you use other apps. On iPhone, prop the phone up and keep Awaira open during the session. See the full platform comparison.
A real use case: computer work, then a hand goes up.
This is designed for the early part of the loop—when attention is on an email, document, game, or meeting and your hand has started moving before you have consciously noticed it. More on hair pulling while studying, gaming or working.
A brief, private prompt to pause
The cue gives you a practical choice: lower your hand, use a competing response, take a reset, or continue deliberately. Awaira does not claim to know what happened after that.
What kind of hair pulling can it help you notice?
Awaira is a trichotillomania app for moments when your hand moves toward your head or face in view of the camera. The cue is about movement, so it can also appear for an ordinary touch.
A reminder when your hand moves
Awaira works as a hair pulling reminder app during visible screen time. Its camera cue responds when your hand approaches your head or face. If you need a camera app for hair pulling awareness, you can try the cue without manually logging each moment.
Eyebrows and eyelashes
Looking for an eyebrow pulling app or eyelash pulling app? Awaira can cue movement toward the brow or eye area when your hand and face are visible. It cannot tell whether a lash or brow hair was pulled. Read our guide to eyelash and eyebrow pulling.
Beard and facial hair
Awaira can serve as a beard pulling app during screen time by cueing your hand as it approaches your chin or jaw. It cannot distinguish beard pulling from resting your chin or touching your face.
See the moment and the pattern.
Use the automatic cue in the moment, then look back at your own private patterns when it is useful.
Set it up in four quiet steps.
Install Awaira
Choose your computer, Android phone, or iPhone below.
Allow the camera
The camera lets Awaira analyse hand to face movement locally on your device.
Choose your cue
Keep it gentle and practical—something you will notice during the workday.
Try it while you work
Keep the camera in view and see whether the cue fits your usual computer-time moments.
Availability
Use the same awareness approach across your day.
Choose a device. Android is a direct APK download; iPhone is available on the App Store.
Download on theApp Store
Scan for iPhone
Scan for iPhone
Get theAndroid APK
Scan for Android
Scan for Android
Simple start
Start free, then choose the plan that fits.
- One paid licenceMac, Windows, Linux, web version and Android
- Desktop trial$0 for 7 days · no account or card
- Monthly$4.99/month
- Yearly$19.99/year · about $1.67/month
- Lifetime$39.99 once · future updates included
- iPhoneSeparate App Store purchase. See current regional pricing.
Read the guidance behind the tool.
These are educational articles, not a substitute for professional care.
How to stop pulling your hair out
Read the guide →Why can trichotillomania feel good?
Read the guide →Seven hair pulling tools compared
Read the comparison →Try a cue during your next computer session.
Awaira gives you a moment of awareness when the hand goes up. What you do with that moment remains yours.
Start free on desktop
No account on native apps · camera frames stay on your device
Get iPhone app
Works while Awaira is open on your iPhone screen
On iPhone, awareness runs only while Awaira is open in the foreground.
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