Neck Release
Soften the upper traps and stop carrying the screen day into bed.
Use this after a long sitting day, after work, and before sleep when you want calm recovery instead of performance. DeskUndo helps bedtime relief become a repeatable evening habit.

This page is for the part of the day when desk tension is still in the body, but you want a calmer recovery path before sleep.
Reverse the forward-head posture and lumbar compression that build through long screen sessions.
Drain tension from tired legs and heavy shoulders after a sedentary day of meetings.
Use a gentler routine to tell your nervous system the workday is actually over.
No sweat and no high intensity, just restorative flow that fits your end-of-day battery.
Perfect for quick unwinds.
Soften the upper traps and stop carrying the screen day into bed.
Introduce easy spinal motion when the back feels compressed.
Unwind the torso before moving down to the floor.
Release the lower body without turning the routine into a workout.
Finish with a calmer signal so bedtime recovery actually feels like bedtime.
More complete, but still light enough to feel restorative rather than sweaty.
Target the tension that usually survives the commute home and keeps the hips feeling stuck.
Start by easing the spine out of a seated pattern.
Bring some circulation back into the lower body.
A calm, grounded release for the back and shoulders.
Finish with the kind of quiet recovery that belongs before sleep.
Forget the all-or-nothing gym mindset. This is about a nightly practice that works with your actual energy.
Tension does not end when work ends. Bedtime recovery helps you close that loop instead of carrying it into sleep.
A gentle evening sequence can make it easier to downshift when your brain still feels half online.
Short resets work well when you want a better bridge between laptop mode and bedtime.
Evening movement should help you settle, not create more stimulation right before bed.
Generic routines often ask you to sift through too much content when you are already tired.
A calmer path that matches what desk workers actually need before bed.
A simple evening queue that helps you start without thinking.

A gentle visual preview before you settle into the session.

A softer recovery path that supports nightly consistency.
A small completion signal that keeps the habit feeling light.
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