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Break laws aren't just there to make employers take it easy on their workers, they are there for the good of employees. Did you know even a 30 second microbreak can increase your productivity up to 13%? Or that a 15 second break from staring at your computer screen every ten minutes can reduce your fatigue 50%?
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See Your Stress Build Before It Spills Over
StressBucket reads heart rate variability (HRV) from your Apple Watch to show stress filling up through the day, and what keeps filling it. It is made by Lifehack Media, the team behind LifeHack.
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See what's filling your stress bucket
Stress builds all day. Most of us only notice it at the end.
StressBucket reads heart rate variability from your Apple Watch and shows which parts of your day raise your stress. Join the waitlist to get it first.
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StressBucket shows you:
→ See your stress build up through the day on your Apple Watch
→ Find what fills it, like back-to-back meetings or short sleep
→ Learn which weekdays peak, so you can plan around them