Your attention belongs to you

Less scrolling.
More living.
Mindful new tab & doomscrolling blocker

Pause before distracting sites and apps. Decide what you came for. Get back to the rest of your day.

minded pausing a visit to instagram.com to ask what might be a better alternative, offering suggestions like take a short walk or step outside

A moment to choose differently.

20 seconds inside minded

Catch the scroll
before it catches you.

A feed opens. minded asks what you would rather do. See the Chrome extension turn an impulse into a moment to think.

Room for the rest of your day

Less getting pulled in.
More following through.

A calmer starting point, a pause before the feed, and a time limit you choose.

New tab replacement

A fresh tab. A clearer head.

Replace your new tab page with a calm dashboard for your current mood, recent reflections, and the next task worth protecting.

minded new tab dashboard with reflection cards and focus prompts

Break the loop

Remember what you came for.

When a distracting site pulls you in, minded asks what you came to do — before the feed takes over.

minded intervention screen asking what you want to do here

Gentle boundaries

Set a limit. Get on with your day.

Need to check something? Choose how long to stay, so a quick visit has a stopping point.

minded duration selection screen for checking one thing

Stay in charge

A softer blocker for people who still need the internet.

Sometimes you need the site. Sometimes you need a break. minded gives you a moment to notice the difference, then leaves the choice with you.

Understand the habit

Less screen time.
More understanding.

Start with the problem that shows up most often, then choose one small change you can keep.

Phone habits

How to reduce screen time

Audit the cues, remove prompts, and replace the habit with something that is easier to choose.

Start with one pause

Your attention is yours.
Let’s keep it that way.

On Chrome, get a mindful new tab and pauses before distracting sites. On Android, pause before opening chosen apps. Both are free.