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Unkink is a low-pressure stretch break log for desk workers who want to record short movement breaks during long work sessions. The Today tab works like a locker magnet dashboard, showing your current break count, total minutes for the day, and the three latest entries at a glance. From that screen you can tap a quick-action button to log a new stretch break without extra navigation. The Add tab presents a simple form where you choose the primary body area from neck, shoulders, back, hips, or legs, enter how many minutes the break lasted, select your relief level, and optionally add a short note. Required fields are checked before saving so your stretch log remains consistent and useful. The Log tab stores a full chronological list of every stretch break, with a search field at the top for finding past entries by body area or note text. Each saved entry can be opened for editing whenever you need to correct a detail, and you can swipe to delete an entry that no longer belongs in your history. The Areas tab shows a simple card grid for neck, shoulders, back, hips, and legs, displaying only the number of logged breaks and the last day each area was used. This arrangement helps you spot which body areas you stretch often and which ones may need more attention. All information is kept locally on your device, so your stretch history remains private and available without an account or an internet connection. Because the app avoids streaks, charts, and demanding goals, it works well as a gentle reminder to move without added pressure. Desk workers and remote employees can use Unkink to turn short breaks into a visible daily habit. Over time, the daily totals and area summaries give you a clearer picture of how consistently you are releasing tension. The focused four-tab layout keeps the experience quick to navigate during a busy workday. Unkink is a practical option for anyone seeking a private and low-stakes way to track movement breaks and maintain a more comfortable body throughout the day.