What you get, free
Everything below is in the free download. Pelion Pro adds a Guard and Recovery layer on top — it does not unlock more monitoring time, and it is not open yet.
- Real-time posture monitoring, all day
- Live neck-load estimate in kg or lb
- Today's summary — monitored time, healthy %, peak
- Fatigue & budget
- MCP resources and read tools for local AI agents
- MCP tuning requests, applied only after you approve them

One quiet number in your menu bar: today’s neck fatigue, 0 to 100. Click it any time for the live picture.
Install it in three steps
- 1
Download the disk image
The button above gives you PelionPosture-0.1.1.dmg — 16.4 MB. Your browser may ask you to confirm the download.
- 2
Drag PelionPosture into Applications
Open the disk image and drag the app onto the Applications shortcut inside it. You can then eject the disk image; the app installs as PelionPosture.app.
- 3
Open it, and allow the camera once
The first launch asks macOS for camera access — Pelion cannot estimate anything without seeing you. Onboarding then walks you through a ten-second calibration, and the app settles into your menu bar.
How to check what you downloaded
Signed and notarized by Apple
Distributed with a Developer ID Application certificate issued to Shiyu Zhou (Team ID 2Q3F4348PB), with a notarization ticket from Apple stapled to the disk image. Gatekeeper opens it without warnings.
SHA-256 checksum
Run this in Terminal after downloading and compare the result with the digest below. The same digest is published next to the file itself.
shasum -a 256 ~/Downloads/PelionPosture-0.1.1.dmg3e7cefa812888086dc06cd73b42f5f247a88591257935be656ff5fd5968ec128What Pelion asks for
Three separate permissions, asked at three different moments. Only the first is required.
Camera — required
Asked for on first launch, and only then. Frames are analysed on your Mac and discarded; nothing is recorded or uploaded. If you decline, Pelion simply waits — you can grant it later in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Camera.
Notifications — optional, off by default
Pelion only asks macOS for notification permission if you turn on system notifications in Settings. Left off, the menu-bar number is the only thing that ever speaks.
Launch at login — optional, off by default
A single switch in Settings registers Pelion to start with your Mac. It is off until you turn it on, and turning it back off unregisters it.
Full detail on what is kept and what is never uploaded is in the privacy policy.
If something goes wrong
Requires macOS 14.0 (Sonoma) or later · Apple Silicon or Intel