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Make more room for life beyond the screen.
A realistic digital-boundaries planner you can adjust to your own schedule. Build one clear rule, prepare a backup plan, and review seven days without guilt or streak pressure.
Build your one-week plan
Choose something small enough that you can realistically repeat it.
Only you decide what a useful boundary looks like. You can change your plan at any time.
Your seven-day digital reset
Mark the days you practiced
Progress is a reflection, not a score. You can mark any day and adjust your plan when necessary.
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How to make a screen-time plan that lasts
- Pick one situation. Notice when your phone interrupts something that matters to you, such as a meal, conversation or study session.
- Choose a manageable boundary. Keep essential contacts reachable while reducing interruptions that you do not need.
- Replace the moment. Decide what you would rather do with a few minutes: read, rest, walk or connect with someone.
- Review without judgment. Use the checklist to notice what worked, then adjust your plan instead of chasing a perfect streak.
For broader support, explore the free habits Studio and weekly reflection journal.
Digital boundaries: frequently asked questions
Do I have to stop using social media?
No. The goal is to make deliberate choices about when and how you use technology. A helpful boundary can be as simple as setting aside one phone-free meal.
What if I miss a day?
Missing a day is normal. Choose a smaller version or restart at your next natural break. Your plan is meant to support you, not judge you.
Does this tool sync my entries to an account?
No. The planner stores your selections and check-ins in your current browser when local storage is available. You can download a text copy or delete the local record at any time.
JavaScript is needed for the saved seven-day checklist. Without it, write down one digital boundary, when you will use it, and a smaller alternative for busy days.