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Instead of investing in a chair, I would say invest in a sturdy desk that can be raised to standing height.
Please recommend a good anti-fatigue mat.
I have a Topo Mat and I really enjoy it. They advertise that it encourages you to change your stance with the contours and I've found that to be true. The "mini" one is sufficient.
Custom fit Wooden clogs. I'm not joking. All cushioned surfaces aim to mold themselves as closely as possible to our body, but if you simply skip that process and shape a hard material to your feet exactly, it's extremely comfortable. There is a reason that clogs have existed for like 1000 years and co-existed with shoes for an extremely long time, only dying out more recently.
IDK who the two idiots who downvoted every suggestion of something that isn't a traditional chair but they're both cowards for not even saying why.