How often do you think about your posture throughout the day? If you're like most people, probably not much. But poor posture can slowly lead to stiffness, back pain, and even chronic health issues over time. That’s where Rectify comes in — a smart posture-sensing shirt designed to track, train, and transform how you hold yourself every day.
Let’s break down how it works and why it could be the most effective way to improve your posture long-term.
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Whether you’re sitting at a desk or scrolling on your phone, your body adapts to repetitive postures. Over time, these habits can cause imbalances and stress across the spine and surrounding muscles. Most people don’t even realize they’re slouching, twisting, or leaning until discomfort sets in.
That’s exactly why daily awareness is critical. But unless you're working with a posture coach, it's nearly impossible to keep perfect form all day without help.
Rectify is a posture-sensing shirt embedded with a full-length sensor strip that measures every segment of your spine. It connects to an app that shows your real-time posture through a full-body avatar. You’ll be able to see whether you’re upright, slouched, twisted, or leaning — all in the moment.
But it doesn’t stop at tracking. You can:
This smart feedback loop brings more conscious movement into your day, which is essential for long-term change. It’s similar to daily body awareness practices taught by movement coaches and therapists.
You can also use Rectify to train your posture actively. The app includes posture challenges that reward you with points for sitting upright and moving throughout the day.
For example, you can:
Postural imbalances often show up as tight shoulders, forward head posture, or lateral spinal curves. Rectify helps you pinpoint these patterns and create a plan to shift them.
Everyone has different posture habits. Some lean into one hip, others rotate when they type or stand. That’s why Rectify also offers:
Based on this data, the app gives you personalised exercises designed to counterbalance one-sided postures. This tailored approach is similar to what you’d get from a personal trainer life coach, but without needing to be in the gym every day.
You can also explore how posture connects to unconscious habits and deeper emotional patterns through related content like how slouching causes your back pain and free yourself from motivation.
Yes — especially if you're serious about energy, performance, or injury prevention. Good posture supports better:
Whether you're an athlete, an office worker, or a busy parent, how you hold your body affects how you move through the world. Posture is a reflection of both mind and body, and improving it can ripple into many other areas of your life.
Want to explore this deeper? You can also read why posture coaching transforms health and confidence for more practical insights.
If you're curious about how Rectify works or whether it's right for you, reach out to Ramin directly. He can walk you through what the shirt tracks, how to use the posture challenges, and what data is most useful based on your goals.
Better posture isn't about perfection. It’s about creating awareness, breaking out of unconscious patterns, and choosing habits that support long-term mobility and strength.
Unlike most devices that only monitor upper back posture, Rectify tracks your entire spine and offers real-time feedback via an app. It also includes custom alerts, posture challenges, and flexibility tests.
Yes. Rectify is designed to be worn during your regular day — sitting, standing, walking, or even sleeping. You can wear it under clothes and set alerts that match your own postural weaknesses.
While it doesn’t fully replace a human coach, Rectify provides similar real-time guidance and self-awareness tools. It pairs well with posture training strategies and long-term mobility programs.
If your back pain stems from poor posture or prolonged positions, Rectify can help by making you aware of these patterns and encouraging daily correction. It’s not a medical device but a training tool to promote healthier habits.