How it Works

Your posture matters, and it starts with the way you sit.

  • NeuraSit subtly supports your pelvis so your spine can sit in its natural alignment.

  • The seat’s curved rim creates a gentle lift that encourages upright posture without forcing you to be rigid.

  • NeuraSit promotes active, balanced sitting and records long-term trends to personalise feedback.

It’s a foundation-first approach: support the base, and the rest of the posture can organize itself with far less strain.

The leverage principle that lifts your pelvis

When you sit fully back on the seat, your pelvis naturally makes contact with the raised rear rim. This contact allows the seat’s curved shape to create a gentle lifting effect, guiding the pelvis into a more neutral position. Once the pelvis is aligned, the lower back can settle into its natural curve, the chest opens, and the shoulders fall into a more balanced position.

Maximizing the effect

Full rear contact is the single most important factor. Even a small gap reduces the seat’s leverage.

Use the backrest for short relaxed moments, it’s fine and natural. The seat still supports the pelvis even when you briefly lean back.

For best long-term benefit, combine NeuraSit use with periodic standing and stretches (we include reminders in the app).

Improper Sitting

Proper Sitting

practical tips

How to sit (step-by-step)

  1. Sit fully back until you feel the rear rim meet your pelvis.
  2. Feet flat on the floor, knees at roughly hip height or slightly lower.
  3. Thighs supported — avoid letting them tip sharply downwards.
  4. Upper body relaxed: shoulders over hips, chest open — not rigid.
  5. Move naturally: small shifts and micro-movements are expected and encouraged.

Troubleshooting

  • If sitting feels unstable or you’re still slouching:
  • Are you fully seated with the rear rim contacting the pelvis?
  • Are your feet flat and thighs supported?
  • Is the chair height too low or too high? (Adjust so knees are near hip level.)
  • Are you leaning forward from the shoulders rather than from the hips? (Bring shoulders back over pelvis.)

Quick Answers

Sit fully back so your pelvis touches the rear rim. This contact gives the seat the leverage to lift and stabilise your pelvis.