Choose the cue
Silent screen flash, private haptic, soft chime, glass bell, or gentle tap. Preview each one before your session.
Your private expression coach
Set your iPhone on a stand, cup, or shelf. PresentWell notices when your friendly expression fades, then gives one gentle cue - a silent flash, haptic, or sound you choose.
On-device face analysis. No video recorded or uploaded.
The mirror that speaks softly
Faces settle when attention moves elsewhere. PresentWell learns your chosen warm baseline, waits for a sustained change, and cues you without turning the day into a performance.
Silent screen flash, private haptic, soft chime, glass bell, or gentle tap. Preview each one before your session.
Hold the expression that feels friendly and natural for eight seconds. PresentWell calibrates to you, not a generic face.
Work normally. When the signal drifts long enough, one considered cue brings awareness back. Cooldowns prevent nagging.
Review session minutes, warmth ratio, and nudges. Use 45-second checks for first impressions, video calls, and camera presence.
A three-minute setup
Lean your iPhone against a mug, stand, or wall. Keep your face inside the oval guide.
A soft brow, easy eyes, and the smallest lift are enough. The goal is warmth, not a fixed grin.
Read, type, rehearse, or join a call. The screen stays awake while coaching and pauses when you leave the app.
PresentWell Pro
No stripped-down free tier. Every subscriber gets the continuous desk coach, all alerts, private history, guided checks, AI drill cues, and exports.
Paid subscription starts immediately after purchase. No free plan and no free trial. Prices may vary by storefront.
Questions, answered plainly
No. Camera frames are analyzed on your iPhone or iPad and are not recorded or uploaded. The optional AI coach receives aggregate scores, never a photo or video.
No. Apple protects camera access when an app is backgrounded. Desk Coach works continuously while PresentWell is open in the foreground, keeps the display awake, and pauses when you leave.
No. PresentWell offers private practice cues for expression awareness, first impressions, and camera presence. It does not diagnose, treat, or cure any condition.