Gentle Start
Begin with small adjustments. Reduce screen brightness and limit notifications 90 minutes before your target sleep time.
A gradual, step-by-step approach to reducing screen usage before sleep. Build personalized routines that fit your lifestyle without pressure or restriction.
Choose your starting point and create a gradual step-down schedule that adapts to your evening routine and preferences.
Begin with small adjustments. Reduce screen brightness and limit notifications 90 minutes before your target sleep time.
Introduce screen-free intervals during your evening. Alternate between low-stimulation digital use and offline activities.
Establish a complete two-hour pre-sleep routine with structured offline time, environmental adjustments, and wind-down activities.
A clear timeline for the 2-3 hours before sleep, guiding you through natural transitions from active screen use to restful preparation.
Review your current screen activity. Begin shifting from high-stimulation content to calmer alternatives.
Start limiting active screen interactions. Enable evening device settings and transition to passive content.
Move to offline activities. Prepare your environment for rest with adjusted lighting and reduced device access.
Complete your transition. Devices are placed in their designated locations. Focus on calm, non-digital activities.
Neutral, non-judgmental examples of how evening screen patterns might be reviewed. Focus on consistency, not perfection.
Avg. Evening Screen Time
Consistent Evenings
Avg. Wind-Down Duration
Activities Explored
These figures are illustrative examples only. They do not represent live tracking data or guaranteed results. Individual patterns vary.
Low-stimulation options for your evening routine. Browse, select, and build your personalized activity set.
Physical books or e-readers with warm light settings for comfortable evening reading.
Reflective writing to process the day and support a calm wind-down before bed.
Low-stimulation cognitive activities like crosswords, sudoku, or jigsaw puzzles.
Prepare herbal tea, organize for tomorrow, or engage in gentle stretching routines.
Drawing, coloring, knitting, or other hands-on creative activities for a calm evening.
Podcasts, audiobooks, or ambient soundscapes as screen-free entertainment options.
Gradual behavior adjustment modules designed for realistic, sustainable change at your own pace.
Understand your current evening screen habits without judgment. Map your typical digital behavior in the hours before sleep.
Set up evening notification schedules. Learn to configure device settings that support a gradual wind-down process.
Create a personalized plan for shifting from stimulating digital content to calmer alternatives throughout your evening.
Establish designated device locations for different evening phases. Reduce friction in the transition to screen-free time.
Develop sustainable evening patterns with weekly check-ins and flexible adjustments based on your experience.
Small environmental adjustments that support natural transition from screen time to rest.
Transition to warm, dim lighting in the evening hours to support your natural circadian rhythm.
Create an acoustic setting that signals transition. Ambient sounds or quiet environments support evening wind-down.
Designate specific locations for your devices during different evening phases to create physical boundaries.
Reflect on your progress gently. Weekly reflections help you understand patterns and make adjustments without pressure.
Review your weekly evening patterns to identify what works best for your routine. No scoring or judgment — just clarity about your habits.
Adjust your guide based on your experience. Routines should evolve with your needs — increase or decrease intensity as you see fit.
Disclaimer
All materials and practices presented are educational and informational in nature and are aimed at supporting general well-being. They do not constitute medical diagnosis, treatment, or recommendation. Before applying any practice, especially if you have chronic conditions, consult a physician.