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StandCoach · macOS 14+ · menu-bar app
Need a hand, hit a bug, or have an idea? Here's how to get help — plus quick fixes for the
things people ask about most.
CONTACT
elad.gelman@gmail.com
To help us help you fast, include your macOS version and a short
description of what happened (and what you expected). Screenshots welcome.
Quick fixes
I'm not getting stand prompts
- StandCoach only coaches when you're at your desk — make sure your
external display is connected. No external display means presence can't be detected.
- Check notifications are allowed: System Settings → Notifications → StandCoach.
- Make sure you didn't tap “Pause for today.” It silences everything until tomorrow.
My standing time isn't adding up
- Standing minutes only count while you're actually at the desk — with the display connected and the
Mac awake and unlocked. Time is never credited across sleep, lock, or being idle.
- Walking away (or ~10 minutes idle) pauses accrual; it resumes cleanly when you're back.
My standing desk won't pair
- Turn on the optional “Standing desk” setting first — desk control is off by default.
- StandCoach supports Jiecang-based desks over Bluetooth — Uplift, Desky, Jarvis and similar.
- Uplift desks need the Uplift Connect BLE adapter.
- Only one Bluetooth link works at a time — quit the desk's phone app so it doesn't hold the connection.
My week isn't advancing
- Weeks are earned, not scheduled: a day qualifies when you hit roughly 3× the week's
stand-minute goal, and you need 4 qualifying days within a 7-day window to advance — otherwise the week repeats.
- Want to start over? Reset Week returns you to week 1 and keeps your standing history.
Requirements
- macOS 14 (Sonoma) or later. StandCoach lives only in the menu bar — there's no Dock window.
- An external display enables at-desk detection.
- A Bluetooth standing desk (Jiecang-based) is optional, for desk control.
Your data & privacy
Everything works offline and stays on your Mac; analytics is opt-in and off by default. See the
Privacy Policy for the details, and the Terms of Use
for the legal bits.