Short videos and focus
A review of 71 studies linked heavier short-video use with weaker attention and self-control. It found a connection, not proof of cause.
Nguyen et al., Psychological Bulletin, 2025Phone detox for iPhone
Lock the apps that pull you into scrolling. Take two minutes to breathe before opening them again.
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Choose distracting apps, categories, or websites. Still blocks them using Apple Screen Time.
Choose 4 hours, until tomorrow, or until you unlock. The lock holds even when you close Still.
Need to get back in early? Follow the breathing circle for two minutes to unlock.
“The brain works very differently when it knows what it is doing, and why.”
Instead of tapping past a limit, pause and breathe. You can still unlock your apps when you need them.

A review of 71 studies linked heavier short-video use with weaker attention and self-control. It found a connection, not proof of cause.
Nguyen et al., Psychological Bulletin, 2025Sometimes you open an app without thinking. Still adds a pause so you can decide whether to keep scrolling.
A 2023 study found daily breathing exercises could improve mood and reduce anxiety. It tested five-minute sessions, not Still’s two-minute unlock.
Balban et al., Cell Reports Medicine, 2023Apple Screen Time keeps your choices blocked, even when you close Still.
App choices and focus history stay on your phone. Basic usage analytics never includes either.
A calm screen with no notifications or red badges.
See your streak and time spent with apps locked, including a seven-day chart.

Breathe, and begin.
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More on attention, breathing, and life beyond the feed, by Dr. Halle Quang.